I have always wanted to be good with rendering though AutoCAD/MV. Anytime I played around with it, the results are poorly lit and certain settings didn't make sense. Whoever does them for MV (I feel like Clay does) is really good and you can tell they are experienced. I do feel as technology excels, renderings are going to be high requested/demanded. 

I have been spending months and a ton of money learning how to render using Autodesk 3DS Max. The photorealism is amazing and MV files transfer and layer everything perfectly so it makes it easy. However, it can be time consuming and whenever things change in MV, it obviously wont translate over to that program. Is there an quick and easy way to do it vs. going through different programs? We would love to do renderings like this for our website, product development, etc. but day to day kitchens we do for people would be better from MV. 

Check out a few kitchens we have done with renderings we gave the clients before hand.