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3D rendering Versus Photoshop

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Most people are familiar with Adobe Photoshop. In fact, it is perhaps even the most popular PC software of all time. People use it for a lot of things: creating greeting cards, editing their photos, creating websites, distorting images for a fun effect, and much more. Photoshop is also commonly used in website design and other graphics applications. However, in recent years, another graphics technology is starting to make noise: 3D rendering.

Many people are studying Photoshop and soon find a job as a graphic designer. The same goes for 3D rendering. So, if you are planning to master graphics software to make money from your skills, should you study Photoshop or 3D rendering? This article will help you find an answer to that.

Differences between Photoshop and 3D rendering software Photoshop, as we know, is steroid photo editing software. It packs too much punch for editing software and people love it. With Photoshop, people can place their rendered photos on different backgrounds, build muscle mass, and look good. However, at the end of the day Photoshop is just photo manipulation software, so you can't create images with it; all it does is just change the picture. On the other hand, 3D rendering software can manipulate photos and create images from scratch. If Photoshop is a photo editor on steroids, the 3D rendering software is Photoshop on steroids, that's the difference. 3D rendering is widely used in the construction and architecture industry. Architects, for example, imagine the design of a house and create that design photo realistically on their PC using 3D rendering software.

Difficulty difference Everyone says Photoshop is difficult. The learning curve is quite steep and there are too many buttons and functions to remember. That's right, as anyone who's tried Photoshop can attest to the fact that it can be frustrating. However, when it comes to 3D rendering, the difficulty is twofold. It has more buttons, more features, and a steeper learning curve. So if it's difficult, why would someone use it or learn how to use it? The answer is in profitability.

Differences in profitability between Photoshop and 3D rendering People who are good at Photoshop make money, there's no denying it. They are particularly in demand in the web, graphics and advertising sectors. But remember, there are already too many Photoshop pros out there, so the competition can be fierce. 3D rendering, meanwhile, is an emerging technology. There is currently a high demand for 3D rendering professionals because many industries need them: mobile phone companies, car manufacturers, construction, architecture, landscape design and many more. 3D rendering is used to create and not just modify physical product designs. The next concept car you see might have been designed with 3D rendering software.

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If you are good at design and art and want to learn graphics software, should you study Photoshop or 3D rendering? The answers are up to you, but remember that 3D rendering will be around for a long time to come.

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