3d: use Painter 3.1, own Detailer,->v.5 or Painter 3d?
Brian Skowron
I use Painter 3.1 constantly to edit rendered images. I bought Detailer
over a year ago because it was bundled w/RayDream and I was very
curious. RayDream does better render than expected, but the tools/render
isn't up to Strata.
Now there is an opportunity to upgrade to Painter 5.0 and get a bundled
VTC training CD for $100, or upgrade to Painter 3d for $150, no training
CD.
Ignorance and reality both stare me in the face....
What do you recommend?
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Brian Skowron
digital 3d designer
San Diego Comm. College Continuing Educ. New Media Mac Lab
at home-PM 7500, 7.5.5, HP 560C, SuperPaint/Illustrator/Dimensions,
Painter/Poser/Detailer/RayDream Designer, Strata Vision3d
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Brian,
Go with Painter 3D if most of your work is going to be 3D oriented and
go with Painter 5 if most of your work is going to be 2D oriented. Hope
this helps. Good luck.
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Roger A. Moncrief
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