The Best Render Engine // Mograph TV

iiiidk, I tried V-Ray for my renders recently, and it just isn't able to do the things I want it to. I'm doing motion graphics, but it seems like V-ray is only good at interior renders. I had to switch to redshift, and it's infinity better and I get the results I'm after.

The point is, there's not the best one, but the proper one that suits better specific needs. And yes, starting from the usability question, certainly there is a better tool, for instance Corona. It is slow but super simple, making user life so much easier.

I do think that Arnold better then redshift because redshift isn’t really good at volumes or explosions with Arnold is great at I tried both Arnold is better for realism

I really like renderman karma and Arnold

Can you explain me which render engine for Amd GPU😅😅😅plzzzz because I am unfortunately amd GPU user 😭😭😭😭😭 I can't render properly

Lies! my Schwarzenegger 4.0 TPU Render running on my Astalavista 6080Trex Cards ( with CCP acceleration ) , can do any subscarface Repressions 1.05 times faster than PinkSwing 4.0 (Millenium Edition ) running the same hardware... FACTS!

Whoaaa what render engine bro? Those background PC's look amazing!

VRAY is the best for c4d

Well I dropped VRay lately & switched to Arnold just because I want that extra supreme accuracy I just loved it.

good video givs me a lot of insaration.

Someone: Compares Arnold, Corona, Redshift and Octane.
Me(Pixar's Renderman User):

What did you use to render this?

This happens to photographers all the time sadly. “Great shot man. What lens (or camera) did you use?” Musicians as well: “sounds great man. What plugins did you use?”. Etc. Human nature. :-/.

But Arnold is best though

A. I worked with Photoshop Jesus

B. I’m trapped in the Mac OS ecosystem, so Arnold is my current love

C. Keyshot is pretty good for product renders (CPU and GPU)

D. Great vid 👍🏻

ale pier***i

In think a big point is the community and the amount of tutorials. Every time, when i try to search a solution for a c4d problem, the first few hits are octane tuts. Actually im trying to get into arnold. I really like the engine, but honestly ithink about switching because there are not that much tuts and information out there (or havent found that much so far).

how about cycles? any opinions?

Im a total beginner in 3D, i've been googling "best render engine" all night hahah
This is the video i needed, i'll just focus on creating the thing i want to create :D