I still have RD3D, though I recently got a cheap new copy of Ray Dream Studio 5.5. RayDream 3D is a remarkably powerful program; I worked with it for about a year. If you want to check out some things I did in RD3D, go to the art galleries and search by artist for my work. The only RD studio pic I've posted is the landscape. The rest were RD3D. I have asked a bunch of questions in this forum, and even though very few people were using RD3D, my questions were answered clearly and intelligently. If you have the extra money, it's probably worth getting RD Studio or even Carrara, but if you don't, stick with RD 3D. You can do a lot with it. - Chip