What is Digital Rendering?

Rendering is the last stage of CG (except for post-production), and it is also the stage that finally makes your images fit your 3D scene. English is Render, and some call it shading, but Shade is generally called shading and Render is called rendering. Because the terms Render and Shade are two very different concepts in 3D software, although their functions are similar, they are different. Shade is a display scheme, which usually appears in the main window of 3D software, and plays the role of auxiliary observation model like the wireframe of 3D model. Obviously, the shading mode is easier for us to understand the structure of the model than the wireframe mode, but it is just a simple display. It is called shading in digital images. In advanced 3D software like Maya, you can also use Shade to display simple lighting effects, shadow effects and surface texture effects. Of course, high-quality shading effects require professional 3D graphics display cards to support, it can speed up and Optimize the display of 3D graphics. However, no matter how it is optimized, it cannot turn the displayed 3D graphics into high-quality images. This is because Shade uses a real-time display technology. Due to the speed limit of the hardware, it cannot reflect the reflections and refraction in the scene in real time. Wait for the ray tracing effect. In real work, we often have to output models or scenes into image files, video signals or motion picture film, which must go through the Render program.

Render

(Drawing term)

Rendering is the last step of CG (except for post-production) and it is also the stage that finally fits your image to your 3D scene. There are a variety of software for rendering, such as: each CG software comes with a rendering engine, as well as such as RenderMan. Architectural design, animation production, etc. After using 3DS MAX, MAYA and other software to make models and animation frames, the designed content is made into the final renderings or animation using the software or auxiliary software (lightscape, vray, etc.).

Post-processing of digital movies, post-production such as editing, adding effects, adding subtitles, music, etc. to the recorded digital movies. When generating a movie, the added materials need to be fused into the movie and compressed into the final format of the movie. This is generally the case, but it varies depending on the environment.

" Rendering "

When viewing an image in a Photoshop document window, the vanishing point measurement will not be visible, even if the measurement is retained in the image and will appear when the vanishing point is launched. You can render measurements so that they are visible in the Photoshop document window after you finish your work in Vanishing Point. The rendered measurements are rasters, not vectors.

Open the Vanishing Point menu and choose Render Measurements To Photoshop. The Render Measure to Photoshop command must be selected for each vanishing point session.