Alright, I found this on a different forum, and the person let me quote what he had posted. I also uploaded the pics to my own server to save his bandwidth. Here goes.
Say what?
Okay, this thread is for you to understand the difference between the actual meanings behind extractions and renders.
For a few years now, I've been working with computer graphics and different resources around computer arts. And, what I've noticed, is that a large majority of the people around are often confused about the real meanings behind the word, and that people use the words incorrectly.
Taste the words and think about it.
Render
1.) to cause to be or become; make
2.) to do; perform
3.) to represent, depict; as in painting
Extraction
1.) to get, pull, or draw out, usually with special effort, skill, or force
2.) a passage taken from a book, article, etc.; excerpt; quotation.
3.) the process of obtaining something from a mixture or compound by chemical or physical or mechanical means
(Definitions derived from Dictionary.com)
I still don't get it. What are they? Okay, no worries. I'll show you with a few examples.
Let's start with renders!
This is a very simple and straight-to-the-point render, where the artist made something in a 3D application.
Or, we can have a look at something people call 'C4D Render'. That's cause they're created using Cinema 4D and they are slightly different from other renders.
Now, let's head over to extractions instead, shall we? First up, a regular anime extraction with a transparent background, leaving you able to instantly blend it into other pictures or whatever you want to do.
Eureka.
And lastly, let's have a look at a motorcycle extraction. Simply cut out from another image.
(Sources: Google.com.)
You just threw my whole Extraction/Render life into utter chaos!
Think of it as reeducation. It's to get you to use the correct term when writing. At least, now you know the difference and when to use what.
Hope it's been helpful.
(This text is heavily based upon other texts I have read on the Internet.)
You may not copy or re-create parts or the whole article without my written approval.
Disclaimer: I did not create or cut out any of the images used in this article. Sources are listed, thanks to the rightful owners.
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