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Flamingo 2.0 Now Shipping
Flamingo 2.0 is the latest version of this popular photo-realistic renderer from the people who develop the Rhino Software itself.
Flamingo has remained a popular Rhino plug-in
renderer due to its ease of use, close integration & association with Rhino and it's support for The Zoo allowing licences
to be shared across a network alongside Rhino, Penguin & Bongo.
Training on Flamingo 2.0 for private groups or individuals is also available, you will find more on our Rhino Training pages.
Flamingo brings the raytrace and radiosity rendering to Rhino. This plug-in includes
Rendering - Photometrically accurate images with reflections, refraction, diffusion,
translucency, transparency, color bleeding, support for skylight with LightDome and HDRI,
soft shadows, depth of field, depth attenuation,
ClearFinish™ and indirect lighting.
Animation - Viewpoint animation for walk-throughs and fly-bys, and sunlight animation
for shadow studies.
Other Features - Procedural clouds, fractal-generated 3-D plants, procedural 2-D and 3-D materials, progressive-refinement for quick preview, post render effects including depth of field and glow and extensive material, plant & background libraries.
Learn More:
What's New in Flamingo 2.0
Features
Gallery
Basic image rendered in Flamingo using the Light Dome skylight system. The depth of field effect can either be added at render time or post processed.
Limited time upgrade for existing users
upgrade to Flamingo 2.0 for £150 plus VAT.
Offer valid until 31.10.2008 - Call for details
Alternative Renderers for Rhino...
Penguin
V-Ray for Rhino
Maxwell Render
HyperShot
Which is the simplest to use?
Which is the fastest?
How extensive is the material library and
how easy is it to create your own?
Support for Network Rendering?
We know the answers...
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