Users can also review animated stereo renders, adjust parallax, and export renderings as merged or individual stereoscopic files.Ī sticky keys feature allows users to activate a tool only while its shortcut is pressed and immediately return to the previous tool. Stereo rendering options allow artists to render the merged stereoscopic image or separate images for each individual camera to create a true 3D experience. Stereo images can be previewed directly in the 3D editor using Anaglyph, Interlaced, Shutter, or Side-by-Side methods. Stereoscopic capabilities include stereoscopic camera conversion, which lets users convert any camera to a Parallel, On Axis, Off-Axis or Radial Stereoscopic camera. Sample options allow users to specify a fixed number of samples, apply an adaptive number of samples based on the geometry and shading complexity, or progressively render each frame within a given number of passes or amount of time. The new Shared Image Sampler is designed to save lots of render time by combining sampling for multiple effects such as motion blur, depth of field, area shadows, ambient occlusion, and blurry reflections. Users can also now achieve higher quality anti-aliasing using the Mitchell and Gauss algorithms. Users can efficiently create translucent materials such as milk, skin, and wax with a new subsurface scattering shader included with both the new Physical Render and Cinema 4D’s standard render engines. Based on real camera properties, this additional render engine accurately calculates 3D motion blur, depth of field, and lens distortion based on the focal length, aperture and shutter speed of the camera. Maxon says that creating photorealistic images is easier than ever with the new physical render engine.
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