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Final Render Drop 4 released

Final Render Drop 4 released

by Paul Roberts
March 16, 2020
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Cebas Visual Technology has announced an update to Final Render. Drop 4 introduces a re-written core that moves from OptiX6 to the more recent NVIDIA’s OptiX 7 application framework specifically optimised for Ray Tracing on the GPU. Other features include:

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Perb
6 years ago

Nice! Seems like an underestimated renderer. Does it support Phoenix and fume? Is there a watermarked indefinite version available like redshift has?

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Badbullet
Reply to  Perb
6 years ago

According to their website, they have the demo, it says unlimited. Whether that is unlimited time, or unlimited feature set…signing in, it still doesn’t make it more clear other than saying to install it using their manager.

They are subscription model only now. Though $176 cheaper than VRay for a year ($294 vs $470). Can’t find info on render nodes costs.

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Eloi Andaluz Fullà
Reply to  Badbullet
6 years ago

The biggest difference in price in Final render is exactly render nodes. You have unlimited render nodes with just one license. So makes it way cheaper than vray.

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