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Engineering Animation: Architectural
Models Newsletter - Spring 2003
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"The UK’s first render farm
has been opened by Render It! This exciting development means that
lengthy renders can now be completed in a fraction of the time taken
previously, reducing cost and delivery times."
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DIGIT Magazine, February 2003
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“it is able to deploy around ten-times the
rendering capacity of an average 3D production company, and uses
industry-leading tools such as Alias/Wavefront Maya and Discreet 3DS
Max”.
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3D World, January 2003
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"Outsource
those time consuming processor-hogging rendering worries to a dedicated
company, and you could invest the time and cash you save creating better
content in the first place”.
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Simon Aughton - www.macuser.co.uk,
Dec 2002
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'Comprising a network of 82 CPUs, Render-It's render
farm is capable of rendering 3D work in a fraction of the time that it
would take in an average design studio. Typically all 82 CPUs are
dedicated to each project, enabling not only high-speed rendering but
also a much broader range of effects than might otherwise be used.'
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Render-it Now Supports mental ray®
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Render-it is delighted to announce
the launch of the mental ray® rendering service. The academy award
winning multi-function CGI program, developed by mental images®, is
entirely supported across Render-it's rendering facility
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Computer Arts Magazine, January
2003
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"The UK’s first independent renderfarm,
Render-IT, has opened in central London.
It boasts an 82-processor render-wall and supports all the major high-end
apps”.
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IBE Magazine, December 2002/January
2003
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“there’s a reason that Render-it is in London’s Brick Lane
and not up in the Orkneys somewhere. The fact of the matter is that for
all the vast amounts of research that have been going into rendering over
the years; for all the papers that have dwelt at great length on the
sub-surface scattering of light when it hits human skin and tried to tie
light’s interaction with the environment down to a set of complex
equations, rendering remains an artistic rather than a scientific
process.
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John Oates, Broadcast Magazine,
November 2002
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"A British-based 'render farm' called Render-it,
which launches next month, is promising to cut the time needed to
post-produce graphics and animation by up to 90 per cent. The
82-processor network, currently being tested, supports programmes
including Maya and 3ds max, and gives producers and animators the option
to outsource their rendering work. Render-it is the first company in the UK to
offer just animation rendering services."
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