INTRODUCTION
Render farm for Redshift renderer
Redshift is a rendering engine developed by Maxon, the publisher of Cinema 4D. Contrary to current trends, Redshift is a biased renderer that uses the power of the GPU for calculations.
Its speed and efficiency make it an ideal choice for use with the Redshift engine. Artists can benefit from fast, high-quality rendering, whether for animation projects, visual effects or architectural visualizations.
With Redshift, users can fully exploit the power of the GPU, accelerating rendering times and delivering impressive visual results. It has become the engine of choice for many 3D artists, offering a unique combination of speed, efficiency and rendering quality.
Why use Redshift renderer?
Fast
One of the main advantages of Redshift is its rendering speed. Thanks to its use of GPUs, it is able to provide faster rendering than CPU-based engines.
Technology
Redshift is a “biased” renderer, which means that it performs optimizations to speed up rendering at the expense of some approximations.
Scalability
Redshift takes advantage of the computing power of GPUs to provide greater scalability. For example, adding more GPUs can improve rendering performance.
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