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This article[1] implies that there's a lot of cross-pollination with regard to computer graphics research and technology within the movie/VFX industry. So my gu
by Xophmeister 11y ago
This article[1] implies that there's a lot of cross-pollination with regard to computer graphics research and technology within the movie/VFX industry. So my guess is a bit of friendly competition that keeps spurring new innovation (similar to the browser wars).
[1] http://www.fxguide.com/featured/disneys-new-production-renderer-hyperion-yes-disney/ http://www.fxguide.com/featured/disneys-new-production-rende...
- eddieroger 11y agoNot backed by an article, but I'd assume there's also the factor of needing a new or different capability for an upcoming project, which would prompt the technicians to try something different without affecting in-flight projects. They can always share some of Hyperion with Pixar when Pixar is at a point to change things.