This is our scene rendered using Maya vector ( I think) this look similar to the way we want it to look however there is always an error that appears so I think Maya vector is not rendering our scene properly so to be on the safe side this isn’t our renderer of choice This is our scene rendered in Maya hardware 2.0 this has the opposite problem to Maya hardware our scene is way to dark and you can’t really see anything so just like the other two this wouldn’t be a good choice of renderer. This is our scene rendered in Maya hardware as you can quite clearly tell our lighting is very bright and over powering to the point where some the texture aren’t visible even though the tree is smoothed and looks the way I want it the lighting is way too off for it to be considered the only benefit to this renderer is that it is very quick with only a few seconds of rendering time As you can see the tree in the centre is very blocky and unsmoothed also the lighting on the scene is very bright and uneven so this wouldn’t be the best choice to render in. This is our scene rendered in Maya software. She really enjoys running, hiking, gardening, and spending time with her family.A very important part of 3D modelling is choosing the right renderer as the right renderer can give 3D models a very good looking result this is our scene rendered in various renderers available to me during Phase two. Rand is involved in church and community volunteer activities. She, her husband, and young son enjoy living in Nashville along with their two cats.

Rand is happy to now be joining Heritage Medical Associates. She entered private practice in Nashville in 2001.Īfter time off for maternity leave, Dr. Rand is certified by the American Board of Dermatology, and is a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Society, Tennessee Women in Medicine, Women’s Dermatological Society, Nashville Dermatological Society and the American Academy of Dermatology. Rand then completed her internal medicine internship and dermatology residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where she was chief resident in dermatology. degree from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine where she graduated first in her class. Rand completed her undergraduate training at Illinois Wesleyan University.

Her practice includes adult and pediatric medical and surgical dermatology as well as minor cosmetic dermatology such as Botox, collagen/Restalyn, vein injections, and facial peels. Heidi Rand enjoys the variety and challenges of dermatology.

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