Integrating 3D models with photography
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13-07-2006
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Hardware question
What I need to know is this; if I'm only using Maya for modelling, texturing, and setting up environments with simple lighting, will a quadro/fireGL make THAT much of a difference?
My main concern is cost here, and the ability to play the newest video games well. I'm not going to be doing any HDRI rendering, dynamic lighting, super hi-res manipulation, particles, etc where I could see a DCC card shine.
Anyone have thoughts on this?
Thanks a bunch.
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That's kinda what I figured.
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