Why 3ds Max and Corona Renderer?

Next, Corona renderer!

Corona renderer is a relatively young render engine.

And people often ask, ‘Why Corona, and not Vray?’

When Corona appeared, we got the main advantage - interactivity and simplicity.

Yes, probably at the very beginning Corona lost to V- Ray in terms of rendering speed.

But it was compensated by the speed of work due to the interactive render and simple settings, materials and setting of the light.

Now after merging the Corona and Vray developers, these render engines feature almost the same functionality and are compatible with each other.

I think that they'll be merged in the measurable future.

But now Corona is much easier to learn for beginners than Vray.
If you're already using V-ray and try Corona, you won't probably want to turn back. The way it was in my case and many of my colleagues.

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