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Maxon User Meeting 2013 SP

Tuesday, May 28th, 2013 by Margarete Kitel

This year the Maxon User Meeting will take place in Cologne and in Munich. The event comprises numerous making-of presentations of student projects and commercial film and tv productions that deliver insight into production processes with CINEMA 4D. You can also attend workshops. There you have the opportunity to try out operational procedures with CINEMA 4D yourself and take part in a subsequent discussion with experts and other visitors.

Dates:
14.06.13, Cologne, Mediapark
05.07.13, München, Haus der bayrischen Wirtschaft

For more informations about th event and for registration, check out the homepage:
www.maxon.net/de/usermeeting2013

 


 

Arnold Renderer SP

Friday, May 24th, 2013 by Margarete Kitel

A new showreel of the fast and high quality rendering framework has been published. The rendering system, developed by Solid Angle is optimized for the requirements of visual effects and animation. By now many visual effects studios utilize the advantage and work with the Arnold Renderer. You will soon be able to use the Arnold Renderer on rebusfarm.

See yourself and check out the Arnold Showreel 2013:

 


 

Ray Harryhausen SP

Wednesday, May 22th, 2013 by Margarete Kitel

A pioneer in the field of animation and special effects recently passed away with 92 years. He was an important person for the Science Fiction development.
The film King Kong that he saw with 13 years inspired and fascinated him. The special effects in the film that were made by Willis O'Brian captivated him. He started to create his own figurines and practiced the stop-motion technique at a young age. He got in touch with Willis O'Brian who tought him.
Willis O'Brian employed Ray Harryhausen as his assistant for the production of Mighty Joe Young. He studied gorillas at the zoo to make the movements look more realistic. Willis O'Brian employed Ray Harryhausen as his assistant for the production of Mighty Joe Young. He studied gorillas at the zoo to make the movements look more realistic. In the course of time he optimized the stop-motion technique and collaborated on a lot of famous film productions.

His creatures in popular films like “The 7th Voyage of Sinbad”, “Clash of the Titans“ or „Jason and the Argonauts“ have inspired a lot of famous directors and special effect artists, and still do. In contrast to today's computer animation technique, Ray Harryhausen worked with small movable figurines and brought them to life with stop-motion technique.

You can read more about the technique and biography of the VFX and animation artist on the official website:

http://www.rayharryhausen.com/index.php

 

Ray Harryhausens career in pictures:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuU_w8KGuAE

 

Tim Burton, a famous film director meets Ray Harryhausen. They are talking about the career of Ray Harryhausen, the animation technique and his impressions:

 


 

3ds Max 2014 SP

Monday, May 20th, 2013 by Margarete Kitel

Autodesk recently released its latest version of 3ds Max that comes with a couple of great new features that offer new opportunities for creating 3D scenes.

Apart from the improved viewport system the improvements include an advanced Particle Flow System that helps to create more complex and realistic particle simulations with a simple operation in less time.

The Perspective Match Tool simplifies combining a 2d photograph with 3d objects. You can easily set up the camera views in your scene to match the perspective of the background.

A great feature is the Populate crowd animation. This tool provides you with the opportunity to bring your 3D scene to life. You can easily create crowds in background situations, that are moving along a path or are situated in idle areas.

Another neat feature is using vector graphics for maps on materials. This guarantees a high quality of the textures no matter how much the object is zoomed in. It is possible to create textures that change over time with the PDF support that includes animated page transitions.

For more information of the new features in 3ds Max 2014 you can check out the Autodesk website:
http://area.autodesk.com/2014unfold/products/3dsmax.html#whats-new

 


 

WE PROMOTE YOU SP

Thursday, May 2th, 2013 by Margarete Kitel

RebusFarm is searching for a 3D artist whose work we will promote on the RebusFarm websites and newsletter for a whole month. You can participate easily: Just visit our facebook page, upload one of your self-made 3D images  and send us your email address as personal message. We'll choose the best image and will contact the winner. 

The promotion will run for 5 months and each month we will choose another winner.

The first deadline is May 26th.

Take your chance and promote yourself on RebusFarm!

 

 


 

Show us your desk SP

Tuesday, April 9th. 2013 by Margarete Kitel

The „Show us your desk“ contest on facebook is over. We received lots of interesting pictures of your desks which made the decision to choose the winner not easy. 

Now we present you the three winners, who have the most peculiar desks:

 

Third Place

The third place goes to Matteo Curzi, who has a really extraordinary workplace, but have a look yourself! He receives 200 Renderpoints that he can use on RebusFarm

 

Second Place

Second place goes to Pedro Conti. This is the second time that he won in one of our contests. He is the winner of our last  "Rebusfarm Open 3D Award" contest in the category Shortfilm.  His prize for the second place in the "Show us your desk" competition is 500 Renderpoints.

 

First Place

And finally the first place goes to Varjan Yurtgulu, it looks like somebody is working hard on this place!
His prize: 1000 Renderpoints

 

Congratulations to our winners and thanks to all participants!

 


 

Open 3D Award Winners SP

Wednesday, December 12th, 2012 by Margarete Kitel

 

The Rebusfarm Open 3D Award is now closed. Thanks to all for the great participation!

Here we present you the winners of each category:

 

Architecture Still

Jury winner:

 

Community winner:

 

Architecture Animation

Jury winner:

 

 

Community winner:

 

Shortfilm

Jury winner:

 

Community winner:

 

Product/Image Animation

Jury winner:

 

Community winner:

 

Product/Image Still

Jury winner:

 

Community winner:

 

Congratulations to our winners!

 


 

Open 3D Award SP

Monday, October 1th, 2012 by Margarete Kitel

RebusFarm is organizing the Open 3D Award 2013! You can win “jury-prizes” and “community-prizes” in 5 different categories . We will choose the jury-prize winners in each category together with our sponsors. But also the community has the opportunity to vote for his favorite by awarding stars. In each category the community chooses a winner who will receive a “community-prize”.

The main category is the short film. The winner of the “jury-prize” in this category receives a lifetime Maxwell Render License.

Here are the categories:

Architecture Still
Architecture Animation
Products/Image Still
Products/Image Animation
Shortfilm Animation

We are looking forward to see your 3D work!

 

 


 

Cinebench: Measure your CPU performance for 3D Rendering

Jueves, 14 Junio 2012 by Nicole Holt

Cinebench test for 3D rendering

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital content creation, the performance of your CPU plays a crucial role. In a world dominated by visual effects and 3D animations, it's essential to consider the tools and benchmarks that can help you assess and optimize your computer's processing power.

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