Anutham Short Teaser

[impact design]

Hello everyone Here's Short Teaser of our latest Project Anutham. Architect : 9th Street Ahmedabad, Landscape Architect : Tierra Design Singapore.
3D Visualisation By : www.impactdesign.co.in

[mitviz]

o wow, what was rendering times like per frame?

[impact design]

o wow, what was rendering times like per frame?

Hello Mitviz
Thanks  for your Comment.
Se have used 150 to 180 Passes and Noise Level Limit : 5.0 For 1080P Resolution.
we also keep noise level limit on during rendering it helps in some Scene where there is no need for this much passes. Some scene s cleaned up just in 85 to 100 Passes.
Render time was around 40 to 55 min depending on Scene and System.
we mostly used Dual Xeon E5 2630 V4

[mitviz]

what about for the animation itself and rendertime perframe?

[impact design]

what about for the animation itself and rendertime perframe?

Hey Mitviz
Render time was around 45 to 55 Min Per frame.
Animation (Tree Animation) we have used Growfx and Standard Corona Sun & HDRi.

We will Update Full animation in Short time once we finished all renderings.

[mitviz]

daaaaaamm, that's like forever, how long did you take to then render the entire thing, wow

[impact design]

daaaaaamm, that's like forever, how long did you take to then render the entire thing, wow

Yes Daaammmm, we agree with you Rendering Animation Video is still pains in *** (On Render time per frame) but managing whole rendering and all is really smooth. we can prepare Scene really fast without any rendering artefacts or problems. Still we hope in future there will be some new algorithms in corona so that we can lower per frame render time.   

We have rendered this Teaser in Just 5 Days. (Client needed to present this property on their "Broker's meet" so we settle for Short Teaser at first then complete animation.)
Ultimately Clients are Very Happy. That's all matters...

[Gr100]

I would be very proud to say this is my work. One thing I'm curious of though, and that is; was your studio responsible for styling the design as well or were the finishes provided by your client?