Hm. Yeah, now that you mention it, the Bryce render is cleaner. It may be because I moved the lights outside the glass globes because of ugly shadows the iron parts were creating. It was as bad as in the Cinema render. But there's still a slight greenish tinge to the area where the light falls off. The wall is very light beige, it shouldn't have that colour. The stairs and the basiny thingies (flowerpots) have a very light grey-bluish marble photo texture from animax and they also have a greenish tinge. And my monitor is pretty good (Samsung 1200NF) and as calibrated as I can make it without expensive equipment. As to the shadows, the ambient spotlights in Bryce are probably killing already very soft shadows, while in Cinema it's just three lights so the shadows are more noticeable. I should have probably put area shadows. And got a render of an hour, which is a lot for Cinema. But since I'm a computer abuser... :-) Oh, well, Now for the statues in the niches, the flowers in the flowerpots and probably a ridiculously multi-polygonal wall and a cast-iron fence. :-) For the best results, I will probably put volumetric world and render it to break my previous record of 16.5 days. :-))) BTW, nobody wants that lamp?

-- erlik