its not a battle of the renderer in this case its a battle of the user....so lets be honest, i luv corona but vray wins here until the user further understands how to better optimise the quality and speed in corona as he does in vray. however, we have to consider that the lighting is not exactly identical....so are some of the materials. also, it wasn't handled by deadclown, ondra or rawalanch so its excusable... if you know what i mean?
more so, for those who believe in leaving the rendering to bake overnight to kill the noise?... is not going to make any sense when he has a deadline submission in an hour, what would he do? its all about speed vs quality and i can already tell the render times weren't far apart yet the difference in quality outputs are significant if you have eyes. well....atleast, the user has more great renderers to chose from :) all the best pavelhuerta. great job once again
