cheap
"Cheap" options are perceived as such. It is what is expected.
A discerning client won't choose the 'cheap' option over the impressive option that may cost more.
To my business the purchase of software is tax deductible anyway.
So the price of Lightwave vs. Autodesk or other products is not really an issue unless it's just as a hobby (points at free Blender).
At the end of the day though, for the client, it comes down to the quality of the production not the toolset.
p.s. We are end-users, how Newtek market their product is entirely up to them.
I mean, we are talking about a software that's very cheap compared to the competition but still manages to make some splashes in highend VFX work.
"Cheap" options are perceived as such. It is what is expected.
A discerning client won't choose the 'cheap' option over the impressive option that may cost more.
To my business the purchase of software is tax deductible anyway.
So the price of Lightwave vs. Autodesk or other products is not really an issue unless it's just as a hobby (points at free Blender).
At the end of the day though, for the client, it comes down to the quality of the production not the toolset.
p.s. We are end-users, how Newtek market their product is entirely up to them.
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