RPC Libraries-Expensive ?

[Sketchrender]

Is it just me or are the RPC Libraries rediculusly expensive to purchase.

 

The new seated people for example aer 399 dollars.

How in Gods name are we suposed to produce renders at a cost effective and competitive price if we have to spend above and beyond our budget to get basic libraries.

 

Am I alone in my thinking.....money is hard to come by these days.

Somebody put me straight or send me money.........

cause i think they are expensive.

 

phil

[mbr]

They are expensive, no doubt, but like a lot of assets you can buy, how long would it take you to make something like that?

 

Go out and take photos of people sitting, then slowly cut them out in PS. It'd take hours, so at, say, $50 per hour, you get maybe a few for a few hundred bucks of time.

That's not to mention that that way you have to composite it after, can't use from different views, etc.

 

They might look a little better, if you take them specifically for the scene, but looking at it that way you can see that you just have to put it in perspective - is your time more valuable working or making them?

[Bugga_Guy]

It is expensive, and at times causes alot of problems. But if you think about it - how much would it cost to rent a blue screen room, camera, and just all that time to seperate the characters from the bg.

 

I don't like using rpc for images, but they work well with animation gives it a better sense of realism instead of planar cutouts that face the camera.

[Sketchrender]

Dose the plug in come with max 7, and how do i use it if it dose?

 

I can't believe it dosent as it twice the price of viz.

Can the plugin be bought?

 

any advise would be garetfull as usual.

 

regards

phil

[mbr]

It does come with Max.

 

What is Axis 3D?

 

How is RPC Creator? Looks really promising for creating specific thigns, like evening lit people or something.

[nickfreney]

I just use 2d people and things for animations and perspectives that I create and find it looks fine most of time depending on angles etc.

 

Try www.doschdesign.com or www.universalimagery.com for libraries.