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Hi, Bert
If you’re still not getting satisfactory results from rendering with colored light, I’d suggest you change your approach to coloring the surfaces of your model(s) via their material settings – as is more commony done – and using neutral-colored (e.g. white) light. In this way you can avoid losing more time to technical problems, and it will also give you more control over the scenes you generate, since the monochrome and two-tone images you presented so far do not seem really usable.
So don’t get hung up by the software choice – do whatever you can to achieve some satisfying and meaningful results in the time remaining. (You can even produce differently colored scenes by hand and put scanned copies of them into your surveys.)
AC
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