If you're used to standard, physical or any CPU render engine, single frame can take minutes to render.

REDLINING SPEEDSĪs we mentioned in our previous Octane article, GPU rendering technology is lightyears faster than CPU rendering. So why should you use Redshift in Cinema 4D? Well.

Think of it as being able to use standard or physical renderers, on a GPU, to get the results suited best for your needs and time. This allows artists to speed up their workflow through means of 'cheating' for non-photorealistic work, or inversely, artists can choose to not 'cheat' for more photorealistic results.

built to meet the specific demands of contemporary high-end production rendering.to support creative individuals and studios of every size.'īroken down, Redshift is a biased GPU render engine that allows for different ways of calculating final rendered images. Parsed from Redshift's website, 'Redshift is the world’s first fully GPU-accelerated, biased renderer. Let's get started! What is Redshift for Cinema 4D? We created a 3D Glossary if you find yourself stumped by anything written below. Some terms used in this series may be a bit geeky. If you've never heard of Redshift or curious about using it in Cinema 4D, this is the article for you. In this article we'll introduce the Redshift render engine. You can catch up on part-one, An Overview of Arnold in Cinema 4D and part-two, An Overview of Octane in Cinema 4D. Welcome to part-three of our four-part render engines series, covering Cinema 4D's four top talked about render engines: Arnold, Octane, Redshift and Cycles. What is RedShift for Cinema 4D and What it's Used For.

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