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Ken wrote:
> Warp wrote:
> >
> > I suppose that it says more or less indirectly that "povray is a cheap toy
> > to play with for a while, but because of the lack of a good modeller and
> > support from other programs, it's not for professionals" ;)
>
> Yeah, that's what I expect. I'm just hoping that someday, someone,
> is going to go on record as saying it is one of the best raytracing
> programs ever written.
Actually, the few computer magazines that write about POV are very positive about
it and not as condescending as you'd imagine. I remember a French magazine giving
POV 3.0 a 5 stars rating (on a 5 scale of course). I also know of Italian, German,
Spanish and Japanese magazines that have published reviews about POV and POV
tutorials. They surely say that it's the best raytracer... in the
freeware/shareware category. POV is not a professional graphic tool for many
excellent reasons (and the fact that it can output professional-looking stuff
doesn't mean that it's professional), and there's nothing to be ashamed about.
G.
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