Hi Marco,

I don't want to heat the debate, but try to be honest with my answer.
(Sorry for the late reply, i am currently sick and not in the mood to
discuss online)

> Well...what can I say?
> Are you serious?
> Are you sure you are talking to me (Marco mkdm).
> I render 3D images since early '90s.

I was more or less meaning your rendering skills and not
the years of how long you use 3D Software. If you look
closely at your images, for example, you have posted at
the MoI gallery you will see that you use cheap HDRI's,
which are perspective distorted due to wrong settings.
Then i believe that you also don't know what a safe camera
zone is. Your objects are cut off at the sides of the
images. People seeing your images will for sure think
that you are a beginner, when it comes to 3D renderings
and don't believe you that you do 3D renderings since the 90's.

> Do you really know what a real photorealism is?
> Hmmm...think about it.

I have always failed the Autodesk test (5 out of 10) :-D.

But check out Chipp's introduction video for Eevee …
He also uses the term photorealism. He is a pro and
he knows what he is talking about. ;-)

But maybe you can tell us what "real" photorealism
is when it comes to 3D! Is there also an "unreal"
photorealism?

Take it easy and see my comments as constructive
critics. If i sounded to harsh with my words i apologize!

Best regards
Stefan