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More sample rendering images by Hypershot here.

Well, let me say that I felt in love with hyperShot the first time I saw it first used. Ok, not love, but you know. Ok, I don’t know. LoL

It was one of those software where you said. Yes! I need it! It would save so much time! I don’t have to learn all the technical stuff about 3D rendering and 3D lighting. I don’t have to learn about photons, illumination, reflections and all that stuff. Yik!

If you do 3D, which most of you probably do since you are reading this. You would relate and understand how much time consuming it takes to render and then rendering an image to match the look you want to achieve. The technical know how to understand a rendering engine is huge. You need to spend a lot of time to learn and it is too technical for me.

I find rending and lighting can be so technical and it can take a lot of fun out of my 3D work. So I don’t want to sit there and wait for something to render. I just want it to look good and I don’t want to learn the technical parts about lighting and rendering.

With hyperShot, I think it will solve that problem for my situation. No more sitting and waiting for something to render. Just click and drag and wait a few seconds.

The interface look very intuitive and easy to use. If you already know 3D Max or Maya or any other 3D software. I’m sure you can pick up hyperShot very quickly. Maybe an hour or few minutes.

Also, hyperShot uses HDRI lighting and it look easy to setup the HDRI. Just select and up it go.

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