What 3d Render Software/Plugin is the best for quality and speed time render results?

I'm just beginner and have watched full video from well known 3d Designer "Blender Guru" about 3d Render Engines but even after that , it's hard for me to chose between this huge variety of 3d Render Engines. I feel like Corona is the best for quality images but in the same time it uses only CPU so it's far not the fastest. So, I would greatly appreciate to hear expert opinion on this theme)

ok i undestand...but why there is closse bracket bro....

22-02-2023, 02:51 PM

Catsro#8644 Wrote: I'm just beginner and have watched full video from well known 3d Designer "Blender Guru" about 3d Render Engines but even after that , it's hard for me to chose between this huge variety of 3d Render Engines. I feel like Corona is the best for quality images but in the same time it uses only CPU so it's far not the fastest. So, I would greatly appreciate to hear expert opinion on this  theme)

Use Blender and get to know the cycles engine. Its free, innovative, gets updated frequently and can compete with any paid engine. when youre, years from now, good enough to create filmstudio-ready vfx you can still change to maya or houdini!

There are several 3D rendering software and plugins that are known for their high-quality and fast rendering results. Here are some of the top options:

OctaneRender: OctaneRender is a GPU-based rendering engine that is known for its speed and quality. It uses the power of your graphics card to render scenes quickly, which can significantly reduce render times. It is compatible with a variety of 3D software, including Cinema 4D, Maya, and Blender.

V-Ray: V-Ray is a popular rendering engine that is known for its high-quality results and versatility. It is available as a plugin for several 3D software, including 3ds Max, Maya, and SketchUp. V-Ray has a wide range of features that allow for complex lighting, shading, and texturing.

Arnold: Arnold is a CPU-based rendering engine that is known for its high-quality results and ability to handle complex scenes. It is used by many studios for film and animation projects. Arnold is available as a plugin for several 3D software, including Maya, 3ds Max, and Houdini.

I've found this cool video about this topic. it's kind old , but even thought it make thing clear. Check it out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVzZhu4yYz0

i only know octane, i started a few times ago but i see and can say give me a lot good results

blender is a great way to start

blender, eevee cycles both depending on what kind of scene you wanne renderrrrrrr