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Date: Sat, 11 May 1996 18:18:04 -0700
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Subject: Rendering Suites?
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Hi!  I am new to this news group but not to lightwave.
Are there any lightwave based rendering suites that anyone is aware of ?
On the net? Got an address anyone?
If I had a  project for which I needed to rent some serious rendering time,
how much would  I expect to pay ?
Is there a formula to use to figure what I SHOULD pay. Per frame? Per hour?
What?
If my 486-66 renders one complex frame of my animation in 15 minutes should
I use that as
some kind of  benchmark?
How many lightwave animators rent computer time for rendering?
Oh Well enough for now...

thanx for any help you can give.
                                                         Grant


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