Improving Lightworks Rendering

[Anonymous]

Let's see who posted this image.... wr1nkles?!?

Sincerely getting better than the images posted in weeks past. Must be spending some serious time with the ol' rendering engines. Interesting image!

Blocky edges, anti-aliasing set too low. I am not really a LW user, there must be a slider or toggle for increasing the quality. Iam sure you can find it if you dig. That's the thing that bugs me about the ArchiCAD rendering experience, settings are spread all over the place, some seem duplicated.

Mark

[Anonymous]

If that is the best setting for antialias then you need to render at a size larger than the taget resolution, load it into photoshop and size it down. Photoshop will antialias it in the process.

As for the moire pattern in your last rendering, whoa... if that were animated - forget it. It would be worst than watching a weatherman wearing a pin strip shirt on the local television broadcast. Once again, advanced rendering requires an advanced rendering engine. There are settings in Cinema4D that work to eliminate that.

Have you seen the latest news at the Maxon Site? It is affordable and if it works for Sony Imageworks, then I am quite sure that "I" will be happy also.

http://www.maxon.net/index_e.html

[Anonymous]

Look under the eaves and across the roof, and imagine it in motion.

See:

http://www.mathematik.com/Moire/

[Dwight]

when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that's moire.

[Anonymous]

wr1nkles wrote:
excuse my ignorance but moire?

It's a type of fabric pattern - what your roof looks like. See http://www.tablecloth.com/moire%20sony.JPG.

Wendy