HaroldL
Alibre Super User
Yup, KeyShot Web is included in Pro and Expert: http://www.alibre.com/products/keyshot-for-alibre.aspDBC said:
H.
Hypershot suspends trials and Web purchases...
- Thread starter HaroldL
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DBC
Senior Member
HaroldL said:
Thanks Harold.
I was really hoping they would have gone for a larger resolution save. I guess if someone needs higher res images they need to use something else to render with or fork over another $1 or $2K for the real Keyshot or Keyshot Pro. I know that this won't be happening for me anytime soon.
jhiker
Alibre Super User
Might not be too long before there's an announcement...
http://bunkspeedblog.blogspot.com/2010/ ... ed+News%29
Could something be happening at last?
http://bunkspeedblog.blogspot.com/2010/ ... ed+News%29
Could something be happening at last?
You can download the trial version of SHOT from the web page of Bunkspeed. http://www.bunkspeed.com
Ralf
Alibre Super User
The SHOT Downloadlink: http://www.bunkspeed.com/shot/demo/index.html
The SHOT beta forum: http://bunkspeedshotbeta.hyperboards.com/index.php
(Registration is required)
Requirements SHOT Beta V4:
- NVIDIA Video Card
- NVIDIA CUDA-enabled GPU -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_gpus.html
- More than 512 MB VRAM -> To use the GPU mode ( > 1GB for more complex models)
- CUDA V3 SDK
Be careful with existing OpenGL applications with existing certified Nvidia workstion drivers...
The SHOT beta forum: http://bunkspeedshotbeta.hyperboards.com/index.php
(Registration is required)
Requirements SHOT Beta V4:
- NVIDIA Video Card
- NVIDIA CUDA-enabled GPU -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/cuda_gpus.html
- More than 512 MB VRAM -> To use the GPU mode ( > 1GB for more complex models)
- CUDA V3 SDK
Be careful with existing OpenGL applications with existing certified Nvidia workstion drivers...
Based way before the last newsletter, that is correct 
Shot looks to be a good product. However, it is aimed at very high end graphics designers. They want you to use special hardware (CUDA enabled graphics cards) etc. to take advantage of their architecture. Our users will in general just not do that. Our users in general want a good solution that doesn't require additional hardware expenditure *and* is capable on a CPU of making breathtaking photo realistic images. KeyShot 2.0 is very, very fast on only a CPU.
Shot looks to be a good product. However, it is aimed at very high end graphics designers. They want you to use special hardware (CUDA enabled graphics cards) etc. to take advantage of their architecture. Our users will in general just not do that. Our users in general want a good solution that doesn't require additional hardware expenditure *and* is capable on a CPU of making breathtaking photo realistic images. KeyShot 2.0 is very, very fast on only a CPU.