Am 08.01.2014 12:24, schrieb LanuHum:
> On our site carried out the test: one scene - different renderers.
> Luxrender:
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/render-test2.jpg
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/render-test.Scene.00002.jpg
>
http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/s_tonemapped_plus_35_saturation.jpg
> V-ray:
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/render_Camera.0019_35min.jpg
> Yafaray:
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/rt1_0.jpg
> Indigo:
> http://blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/indigo-iso600.jpg
> MicroRender:
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/MicroRender.jpg
> Other:
> http://www.blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/01tm2.jpg
> http://blender3d.org.ua/forum/rendering/iwe/upload/render-test.jpg
>
Hm, well, actually I don't find any of these render very convincing. All 
have problems in showing Suzanna as made of orange glass (the thing 
sitting in the pool) and Luxrender has the same light bleeding through 
the edges POV-Ray is quite well known for.
I did give it a shot with Maxwell and after about 1 hour it is already 
better than everything shown here. I'm using the trial version and I'm 
really tempted to buy this beast but being just a hobbyist this would be 
quite insane - and no chance explaining this to my wife.
So let's see what POV-Ray - or UberPOV in this case - will do within an 
estimated 10-hour-over-night render.

-Ive

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