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I've only used RenderCore in LA, they have been been good. They aren't cheap, but when you have work that needs to get done its a lot cheaper than blowing your deadline. RC supports most of the major apps, including C4D which was why I chose them.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: rochester, ny
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Name: erick gustafson |
I have several still images (20 or so). I would render them here on my computer but I'm concerned that there won't be enough time to render them at full resolution 18"x24" @ 200 ppi. I was thinking that it would take away alot of stress at the last minute if I used a render farm.
I am using VIZ 2007 with Vray 1.45. |
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