What was Toy Story rendered on?

Each completed shot then went into rendering on a “render farm” of 117 Sun Microsystems computers that ran 24 hours a day. Finished animation was produced at a rate of around three minutes a week. Depending on its complexity, each frame took from 45 minutes up to 30 hours to render.

What resolution is Toy Story rendered?

1,536 x 922 pixels
It was the first feature film entirely produced by computers and helped to push the technology into the limelight. While ground-breaking, it’s worth remembering that Toy Story was rendered at only 1,536 x 922 pixels – that’s a third fewer pixels than a full HD (1080p) resolution and a fraction of what 4K can achieve.

What type of computers do Pixar use?

Pixar Uses Apple’s Mac Pro to Make Films.

How powerful are Pixar’s computers?

The standard machine at Pixar is powered by a 2.3GHz, 16-core Intel processor with 64GB of RAM, and a 12GB Nvidia Quadro M6000. If the team needs a little more oomph, there’s a dual-CPU configuration with two of the 16-core chips, a pair of M6000s, and 128GB of RAM.

Is Toy Story 4 rendered in 4K?

Toy Story 4 is computer-animated and appears to be rendered at full 4K resolution, as that is what the digital cinema file indicates. As usual for Disney, there is no MaxCLL or MaxFALL data on the disc, and it appears to have been mastered using a Sony OLED BVM for HDR.

Was the original Toy Story redone?

In 2013, the original film was remade shot-for-shot with real toys and real people. It took Jonason Pauley and his friends two years to complete the 82 minute film.

What render engine does Disney use?

Hyperion renderer
With the release of Big Hero 6, Walt Disney Animation Studios added a powerful new tool to its production arsenal: the Hyperion renderer. The studio spent two years building the path trace renderer from scratch to handle the increasing complexity of Disney’s CG animated films.