Adobe Dimension Rendering Times are Terrible

Rendering is a complex process and the time for rendering to finish has many contributing factors.  We're always working on performance and will continually try to make rendering as fast as possible, but the reality is that rendering is simply a process-heavy action.  Here are some things you should keep in mind in regards to rendering:

• Hardware The largest contributing factor to rendering time is the hardware of the machine. Rendering requires many calculations that powerful GPU and CPU components speed significantly. Review the system requirements for minimum and recommended hardware setups.  Please note that minimum requirements means you can use the application while recommended will give a better performance experience.  In general a much more powerful CPU is recommended if you need to do a lot of high resolution rendering.
• Resolution The size of the render greatly impacts the time of renders. It is recommended that you preview renders at a lower pixel size to get a sense of the lighting before committing to a final resolution render. You can change the size of the render in Design Mode.
• Materials The combination of materials used in the scene has a high impact on render times. Plastics, metals, and matte materials render quickly while translucent materials like glass, water, or gels render slower.
• Effects Some effects will also increase the render time.  Focus or Depth of Field is an effect which adds simulated depth blurring to the render (enabled in the environment properties under the Focus section) and will increase the time it takes to render.

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