Rendore. This new program seems to be "on board" with whatever Gemini and Flux are doing; it's results are pretty consistently right up there with that Gemini quality. There doesn't seem to be any pricing structure on the program yet.
Gemini 3. This accomplished with the "thinking" mode. I haven't tried the "pro" mode much yet to determine any difference.
Flux.2. Flux emphasized the view in this project, and in most of the results, almost more than the seating scene. There seems to be an exaggeration of finishes and an intensity that is a bit overdone.
Rendair "image to render" mode. I recently retried rendering an earlier project in Rendair, for which I loved the earlier results, and the result was the same now. So I imagine some of my feeling that the program changes too often is based on just a different reaction to different projects. But that doesn't seem to be the case here; this seems to be a different animal than what is going on and possible in Gemini and Flux and some other programs now. The coloration, textures and accuracy of the furniture models is a problem here.
A close up of the scene, by Gemini 3, with some of the people images also available now (gotten from photoshop gen fill).
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Huckletree coworking - results from 4 ai renderers
12/25. I tried rendering SketchUp images of a seating area in a Huckletree coworking space at 40 Leadenhall, London in four ai-renderers. A few of the programs I have been using are not available to me right now, however, for comparison (not currently subscribed).
I have enjoyed providing feedback to founders of what might be called "smaller" ai-rendering programs I've been involved with up to now. I wonder what these entrepreneurs' next step will be after what seems to have been a seismic change in ai rendering with releases from the large programs Gemini 3 and Flux.2.
I may focus on developing a professional portfolio and bring the "blog posts" online now instead.
