Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Is the artist making the art, or is the pencil making it?Originally posted by Ultragames
Is CG realy art? Are the CG artist making art, or is the computer making it?
I believe you have your answer there.
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when will cg surpass our ability to spot it on a regular base? what consecuences will it have?
The computer is just a pencil right (albeit a very expensive one) the word "presets" arises, the presets are growing in number and quality, but then the art is still (i have seen some research on taking it from us..) the part of the human controlling it. You can have the ability of making flawless fluideffects fires, but if youre not creative on using them it wont be art
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"Is it art, when the computer shades things for you, and shows things that are different distances from the camera in propotion. Can you consider it art when you dont haver to do this your self?"
My answer is yes its art, but thats what i meant by the question.
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"Is it art, when the computer shades things for you, and shows things that are different distances from the camera in propotion. Can you consider it art when you dont haver to do this your self?"
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well COMPUTER IS JUST A TOOL just complexer, faster and expensiver, than any other we had until now. Theres nothing you can do with a computer that you couldnt do by hand if you had enough time and the motivation to do so. It makes conic projections like the ones on your technical drawing class.[...](that is it only does calculations, really fast, but its only a glorifyed calculator)
The main point is that THE COMPUTER WONT DISPLAY NOTHING YOU DIDNT TOLD IT TO DO. (to the limit of your ability and the ability of the ones you stepped on their shoulders (in this case engineers,software developers and other artists) to look at your objetive (in this case art)
THE COMPUTER CANT (yet) DISPLAY ANY CREATIVITY OR IICIATIVE, hence is just a medium and a tool, like clay on your hands
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Getting used to those answers of yours already.Originally posted by Ultragames
Ok,to saythat the computer is like the pencilm making the art is in myopinion, absurd.
Ahh ... VERY interesting reply. I happen to agree.Originally posted by dragonfx
The main point is that THE COMPUTER WONT DISPLAY NOTHING YOU DIDNT TOLD IT TO DO. (to the limit of your ability and the ability of the ones you stepped on their shoulders (in this case engineers,software developers and other artists) to look at your objetive (in this case art)
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