Curious about V-Ray? Kent Trammell gives a brief overview and lists pros and cons.
Blender is officially friends with an industry titan.
V-Ray is an industry-standard commercial render engine with a long history and water-tight reputation. It’s an extremely versatile renderer with widespread use in architectural visualization, animation, game cinematics, VFX, advertising, and more. If you have any doubts about V-Ray’s capability, watch “Above Everything Else” by Alex Roman or the latest V-Ray Showreel.
And now Blender is officially supported for V-Ray by Chaos Group, thanks to Andrey Izrantsev!
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Is it possible to make a video like this
http://brooklynfoundry.com/sample-page/video/urbanized/
interval 00:23 > 00:40
with Blender + Vray ?
It is clear they used also After Effects and Premiere for texts and post-production.. but what about the graphic appeal??
Does blender make that animations?
Does Vray give that graphic "cartoon" appeal to the animation??
Thank you
Gianluca