Poser Runtime into Carrara
“How to import your Poser Runtime to Carrara.” by cripeman
“How to import your Poser Runtime to Carrara.” by cripeman
“This one shows a couple of things about soft shadows” by cripeman
Dartanbeck:
“In this video, I try to keep things brief, while also trying to help point out the fact that Carrara is one of the only 3D applications of its kind, especially when it comes to having to do things on your own – as opposed to having a full team of artists working on your project.
Carrara has the tools to do everything. Seriously.
Composite 3D text over video footage, enhance footage with special effects, create an entire animated movie with CG characters, build your own models or use DAZ (and other marketplace) content… making it incredibly flexible and easy to learn. It also comes packed with many presets which can be used as the time-saving starting points that they are, or used as a means to see, first hand, how certain things are done in Carrara – so it’s also its own instructional tool as well.
I hope you enjoy the overview, even though I realize now that I still haven’t even begun to scratch the surface!”
Free Professional 3D Shaders for Carrara
All artworks and shaders created by Kirk Saavedra
He writes on his site:
“…Our shader collections include a large array of shaders like: glass, plastic, wood, bars, metal, paper, rust, clean metals, cloth, leather etc and the best part it is all free!
Bevels in Carrara by cripeman

Carrara – Realism Rendering Training Video
New tutorial series by Phil Wilkes at Infinite Skills online: http://www.infiniteskills.com/carrara/
Course Description:
“…You will start by learning about the render settings in Carrara, then jump into learning how to create realistic lighting. Phil will take you through worked examples, including a vehicle, and the interior and exterior. This video tutorial also takes you through a worked example of a human, including creating the character clothing, skin, eyes, and hair, and rendering the final character…” (more…)
CyborgProductions: “Video response to multi-pass rendering questions from a member on the Carrarators website. This shows basic use of .rpf and .png output sequences.”