Render Programs?

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  1. Hoplite_A2

    Hoplite_A2 Well-Known Member

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    What's the best program to use for rendering pics?
    I have seen some pretty nice renders and thought "I don't think that person 'cut' all of that."
     
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    just use photoshop to do it m8
     
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    Photoshop by far, suppose you could use gimp but...
    Photoshop Pen Tool.

    People can cut anything, just takes patience.
     
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    photoshop is best fireworks is a waste of time!
     
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    Photoshop

    nuff said
     
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    Photoshop. I can do basic rendering with it. Never bothered to look at how to do effects.
     
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    use photoshop to do it. Pen too, poly lasso tool, etc.
     
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    Theres a program specifically used for rendering. I think it's fluid mask.
     
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    cinema 4d, or 3d studio max

    oh wait……
    my bad. carry on.

    just use the magic wand, it's basically just as good but without the hours of work
     
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    <span style="font-family:Comic Sans MS">if u say so

    i'll give 100 credits to anyone who can do this with only the Magic Wand and have the same quality</span>
     
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    a rendering program prolly isnt as good as the good ol pen tool
     
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    Thanks guys.
    I appreciate the help.
    I've seen some phenomenal renders so I figured there must be something to it.
    I'll check out the tuts too.

    Thanks again. :)
     

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