Blender

Pros: I love Blender for so many reasons. It's available for free, though contributing to this amazing project is a good idea.

Cons: This isn't really a criticism, but some still view it as not being an industry standard application, although recent feature movies and other things have thankfully proved that wrong.

Pros: For a free software, it has an amazing amount of coverage for all types of industry roads (3D, 2D, Rendering, VFX, Animation, the list goes on) and has amazing features for artists. The software is also frequently updated with new stuff, keeping up with the industry needs and standards.

Cons: Though it is a positive, the amount of stuff it covers can be overwhelming for new users and it takes some time to wrap your head around where everything is - but once you know, it because a valuable tool.

Pros: It's free and has insane rendering power (Cycles). The features are better than some paid software. Huge community support! AND also Open source. REally great

Cons: The learning is so long. The interface is overwhelming at first, and linking to other programs is sometimes frustrating. But like any 3D grogram I guess.

Pros: I have been a Blender user for 6 years, I work in 3D, one of the things I liked most about Blender is its potential as an open source software, generally speaking I have seen the software distributed in another way and seeing its evolution over time seems incredible to me, what I like most is that now it meets the needs of the user according to the type of work that one does in 3D and its segmentation is much better, also all the power it has in each area for example it is quite complete in modeling, sculpting, texturing, and the most incredible thing is the new geometry node, which is a very rich place to create procedural geometries, not to mention the amount of addons and things that it allows you to achieve, it is a program to exploit, I could make a whole sheet saying everything I think, in fact I teach classes with this software and so far my experience has been good

Cons: Blender may be powerful, but I feel that with artificial intelligence it is still behind, however it is still one of the best programs I have tried, I don't know if I have many things to say, because I find it easy, but I am certainly sure that there will be improvements to be made because you can always build more on open source software, and I think they have understood well what did not work in the past.

Pros: I like how much creativity it gives me. I have interiors to build out, lighting to tweak and I can show clients realistic renders without spending tons of money on software. The material and light choices are really good.

Cons: It took me a little while to get used to the interface, it’s not all that intuitive at first. I had to watch a lot of tutorials before I was able to really zip around with it.

Pros: The most important thing is that it is completely free, compared to the other main 3d softwares. The Ui is user friendly. Beginners can use it almost immediately. There is a big blender community, which is good for people that are trying to learn it, looking for help. There is thousands of tutorials on youtube for it. You can do with blender anything you can do on the other softwares.

Cons: For the most part, my experience with blender is great but The simulation's system can be improved more, and the texturing and uv tools could be much better.

Pros: IT DOES EVERYTHING and with such a beautiful quality and easy interface. I simply love it.

Cons: Some stuff takes a lot of GPU but, it is a software that you can use to do everything.

Pros: I like all aspects of Blender. It requires some skills to get the most out of it and create everything you visualize

Cons: Blender is not easy to use nor easy to learn, and it runs very slowly on my computer, glitches and crashes

Pros: Free and lots of good Youtube tutorial videos to flow and get familiar with creating work in it.

Cons: Not sure if it was the software or limitations with my PC, but even with an 4GB dedicated Nvidia graphics card, it was a little slow at times once adding layering to the 3D models.

Pros: Blender permetta a chiunque di compiere il grande passo che separa il mondo del bidimensionale e del tridimensionale.

Cons: Un pro, ma anche un contro di Blender è la quantità di strumenti utilizzabili che da un lato rappresentano la struttura portante di un programma ben strutturato e completo, ma dall'altro potrebbe confondere un utente poco esperto

Pros: Blender is a fast and ready-to-go software, Im able to do any type of modeling faster than most 3d modeling software. I like how versatile it is.

Cons: The least thing I like about Blender is it's not mainstream in the keyboard shortcuts but is still easy to understand and adjust.

Pros: Since Blender is open source, there are constant additions to it hence it has many different types of features which are very helpful, the community is also very active. Since it has such a huge community, assets are really easy to find as well as tutorials

Cons: Can be overwhelming to use for the first time as there a lot of options to create 3D Models, UI is complex for beginners and there is no tutorial sort of stuff in it. Rendering time is also high

Pros: Blender es un sofware multiplataforma de animacion digital de figuras tridimensional unico en practicidad y popularidad entre los programadores y creadores audiovisuales profesionales,imprecindible para mi.

Cons: Quizas su unico punto falible es la funcion de pintura digital que no es tan acromatica y vasta pero igualmente cumple con creces.

Pros: It is always iterating and improving and because its open source its free

Cons: it could do with having a simplified way to texture map i.e box mapping etc

Pros: The thing I like the most about Blender3D is the community, if you are stuck at something there will always be a guy who has the same problem as you and will have a solution for it.

Cons: Simulations are hard to run, thats the only con, which can be overcome with proxies

Pros: Love that it is free and open source. I also am a fan of the philosophy of the team behind it.

Cons: Blender is kind of a jack of all trades master of none. Many things feel like they need a layer of polish.

Pros: This program can be used on lightweight machines, yes you wont be able to do as much as you can on something like a gaming computer but its still good to do simple 3D modeling.

Cons: There is no history kept so you cannot make changes to the polygons once you start a new polygon

Pros: Eine kostenlose open-source software die stetig weiterentwickelt wird und in vielen Teilen die inzwischen sehr teure Konkurrenz übertrifft

Cons: Einige Features sind bei der Konkurrenz um einiges früher da, Die Benutzeroberfläche ist anfangs schwierig zu verstehen

Pros: Easy and comfortable and many tools and options

Cons: Tools and options user interface easy and convenient

Pros: The fact that it’s free! This was my introduction to 3D animation and was blown away at the power and amazing results that can be achieved. The blender community is even more powerful with thousands of tutorials online and developers pushing the boundaries.

Cons: The learning curve and complexity of the interface

Pros: I liked that Blender offers many options for modeling, especially for hard surface modeling. I haven't used it as much for character modeling, but it's an incredible tool for creating environments, objects, armor, and so on. Additionally, I found it to be a software with excellent rendering quality and lighter than others I've used before.

Cons: Eu diria que a curva de aprendizado no software não é tão simples, pois tem muitas variáveis no uso, porém depois que você aprende, já fica tudo automático.

Pros: I love that blender is free, open source, and the entrance place for a lot of artists. It lends to such an open and fresh creative community of new developers and 3d artists. Blender is also an extremely performant renderer.

Cons: I think blenders animation tools could use work. They don't really match up to the industry standard like some of their other tools.