Scanline and Arnold


IKEA KITCHEN
This is a kitchen I found in one of their catalogs and rendered it for an exercise.  Again, this is with Scanline.  Admittedly, I used a ton of lights to get the diffused look of lighting from the windows.


ARNOLD
IKEA KITCHIEN - RENDERED WITH ARNOLD
Believe it or not Arnold was a much quicker render.  I only needed 4 lights (plus the incidental lights on top as apposed to over 100 lights on the Scanline Render.)

So this took about a 3rd of the time to render.

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