Chaos Corona Forum
General Category => Off-Topic => Topic started by: jonas007 on 2014-06-09, 14:25:46
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I wish to post this topic, because ive been in a lot of forums but its rarely seen "thanks" post, i wish to congratulate the corona team for this renderer engine, i started in Cg probably in the year of 2002 and my first renderer engine was maxwell (almost a look a like, sort Of) since then because of a lot of issues with the maxwell renderer, iv switched as a lot of people to vray. Im not saiyng vray is not a good engine but it as a lot of "secrets" that are not secrets, but the product of a lot of time spend with try and error to achieve good images.
And here whe are Corona render, beautiful images with a learning curve that is amazing, end results with a little or none post production, just beautiful i think you deserve a congratulations and a sincere "keep on going" from all of us.
you all deserve it ( this is a post from myself, but i think from all the comunity)
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thanks. I actually get thanked a lot. But what I really like is seeing the results of corona being used in production ;)
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Im already using it at work since I started posting here.
Corona is just great, lacks a fiew features but its clear, that you are working on it.
Btw. Nice motionblur presentation ;)
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I wish to post this topic, because ive been in a lot of forums but its rarely seen "thanks" post, i wish to congratulate the corona team for this renderer engine, i started in Cg probably in the year of 2002 and my first renderer engine was maxwell (almost a look a like, sort Of) since then because of a lot of issues with the maxwell renderer, iv switched as a lot of people to vray. Im not saiyng vray is not a good engine but it as a lot of "secrets" that are not secrets, but the product of a lot of time spend with try and error to achieve good images.
And here whe are Corona render, beautiful images with a learning curve that is amazing, end results with a little or none post production, just beautiful i think you deserve a congratulations and a sincere "keep on going" from all of us.
you all deserve it ( this is a post from myself, but i think from all the comunity)
There was no maxwell renderer in year 2002 ;]
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I wish to post this topic, because ive been in a lot of forums but its rarely seen "thanks" post, i wish to congratulate the corona team for this renderer engine, i started in Cg probably in the year of 2002 and my first renderer engine was maxwell (almost a look a like, sort Of) since then because of a lot of issues with the maxwell renderer, iv switched as a lot of people to vray. Im not saiyng vray is not a good engine but it as a lot of "secrets" that are not secrets, but the product of a lot of time spend with try and error to achieve good images.
And here whe are Corona render, beautiful images with a learning curve that is amazing, end results with a little or none post production, just beautiful i think you deserve a congratulations and a sincere "keep on going" from all of us.
you all deserve it ( this is a post from myself, but i think from all the comunity)
There was no maxwell renderer in year 2002 ;]
HAHAHA
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ok, ok
waht year then mister ah ah ah ah aha.... i think it was in stoneage, because i remenber it was in the beta build to
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do you remember pentium 4 3.2 ghz hyperthreading, wonderful 4ghz of ram ....and a grafic card ah ha ha ah, i think i had to wait about 6 minutes to put my computer to work. in summer i needed a fan to cool down the pc ....wonderful days wheren t they,
well is good to remember ...ah ah ha ha ha ha
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I wish to post this topic, because ive been in a lot of forums but its rarely seen "thanks" post, i wish to congratulate the corona team for this renderer engine, i started in Cg probably in the year of 2002 and my first renderer engine was maxwell (almost a look a like, sort Of) since then because of a lot of issues with the maxwell renderer, iv switched as a lot of people to vray. Im not saiyng vray is not a good engine but it as a lot of "secrets" that are not secrets, but the product of a lot of time spend with try and error to achieve good images.
And here whe are Corona render, beautiful images with a learning curve that is amazing, end results with a little or none post production, just beautiful i think you deserve a congratulations and a sincere "keep on going" from all of us.
you all deserve it ( this is a post from myself, but i think from all the comunity)
There was no maxwell renderer in year 2002 ;]
Actually they was one but only available internally.