POLL FOR PROS: How long do photorealistic renderings take you?
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When you want to provide a photorealistic rendering for a client, how long does that process usually take you to either produce or source the image?
Less than 2 days
3-4 days
5-10 days
11 days or more
Other, tell us in the comments.
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