The part that I always seem to postwork is the part where object meet the ground. Vue just can't get it right even if both objects have the same material. You can see the line where the two objects meet. It looks awfull so I usually blend it a bit or paint some moss or grass over the area. I always take the material from the render anyway. This is a pointless discustion really cause there is alpha plains in Vue and with them you can do anything. Got news for the purists' it's all fake. These are not photos and even those can be edited now endlessly. Like I make meshes and textures for them and I postwork them to death really then I render them and post work them some more if they need it. Thing is If I didn't use vue to do the render I wouldn't call it vue art. But then again look at my planes I made. Even the picture is not rendered in Vue. Only some of the textures where made in Vue. Thing is without Vue I would have had more problems making them. I like that, the right tool for the job idea. I can see all the purists using phillips screw drivers till hell freezes over when robertson type are way better for the job at hand. I always get a chuckle when I see people struggle with phillips. Like something easy like hanging a fan on the ceiling. Or sticking them in wood. or with a drill, it's funny really. The sound of the drill taking the head off when it slips. It's funny. Even on tv when they make stuff on those shows you can hear them strip the heads off.