http://www.garagefarm.net/
This might be old news. I don't know. Hope it helps someone.
This was mentioned by someone in the Luxology forums.
Perhaps I have to read it more carefully or once again, but is it me or is this quite cheap?
This is quite cheap. I have yet to read it thoroughly to see if there's a catch, but I don't think there's a catch.
Quote from: calico on November 15, 2010, 01:21:50 PM
This is quite cheap. I have yet to read it thoroughly to see if there's a catch, but I don't think there's a catch.
Indeed.
One big catch = No TG2 :(
If we only had some similiar thing to this, just for terragen: http://www.renderfarm.fi/ I could certainly put my quad server up since its mostly idling anyway :P
Maybe he hasn't considered setting it up yet for TG2.
I added them to my IM, but so far they haven't accepted my invitation.
It's just 1 day, so let's wait a bit longer.
I'll send an email request today about Terragen to see what someone says.
Got an answer from Garage Farm (yah-hoo!!!) -
Hi,
I think we will purchase Terragen in next couple of weeks and should get it working soon after. Is that OK?
Best Regards
Tomek S
They've been doing a very good job for me last week !
I will definitely work with them again if needed.
Seth can you reveal any details? What kind of animation did you pay them to render and how much did it cost ? Length?
I ask them for a desert scene, 30 seconds length.
the resolution was 2000x2000.
it took, let's say four days to get the complete animation. between 30 minutes to 1 hour per frames (the longest render time was 5,5 hours ^^)
As for the price, I can't be precise because it was the producers' job but let's say around 800 to 1000 dollars.
Anyway, I really liked working with them, because they gave me "realtime" feedback and were very precise on the render testing.
edit : you have different prices based on the priority you want for your render
In my experience they're also very helpful and trying to think along with making your deadline(s).
agree with you, Martin
When can we see this? :P
Quote from: Seth on October 18, 2011, 10:31:37 AM
I ask them for a desert scene, 30 seconds length.
the resolution was 2000x2000.
it took, let's say four days to get the complete animation. between 30 minutes to 1 hour per frames (the longest render time was 5,5 hours ^^)
As for the price, I can't be precise because it was the producers' job but let's say around 800 to 1000 dollars.
Anyway, I really liked working with them, because they gave me "realtime" feedback and were very precise on the render testing.
edit : you have different prices based on the priority you want for your render