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Description
I use various free renderer engine available for Blender.
Left from top: Blender Internal, Cycles, LuxRender
Bottom: POVRay, Mitsuba, Pixar's Renderman.

Only Blender Internal and LuxRender has been tweaked a bit. The rest are left on default setting. Other available free renderer;Aqsis(can't understand) and YafaRay(not compatible, very complicated)

Here's the renderer's link:
LuxRender   : www.luxrender.net/en_GB/index
POVRay      : www.povray.org/
Mitsuba       : www.mitsuba-renderer.org/
Renderman : renderman.pixar.com/view/rende…

My Verdict:
  Overall, Internal and Cycles are already good enough. Both are easy to set up. LuxRender is OK too. It has some steps to be available and render the longest, I had to stop it after 20 minutes rendering. POV has difficult setup, but glad it was compatible with version 2.77a. Mitsuba is fast and its default rendering is too simple, so more knowledge needed.

  Renderman proven to be good too in Blender, but got many hassles: I had to register as Renderman Forum member, limited to 5 licenses per one free user(paid user got floating licenses/unlimited install) and then I need to install the RenderMan server software. Free user are limited for education, private and non-commercial purpose. But posting on youtube, blogs and other indirect income method are acceptable. Free version has all capabilities of paid version.

Other renderer available for Blender:Chaos Group's V-Ray, Maxwell Render and Octane Render. They are so expensive and the free version already good enough.

Subject: Jerrycan, Jerry for German and can for canister.

Wehrmacht-Einheitskanister, robust fuel canister used extensively by Germany in WW2. It was so innovative and important during its time that Allies tried to reverse-engineered it and German burn any canister before retreat, afraid it will falls to Allies hand. During the age before plastics and convenient screw caps exist, steel fuel canisters need wrench to open its bolted lid, filters and funnels for fuel. Jerrycan solve those problems;it come with easy to open but tightly sealed lid, funnel and filter already put inside, plus designed to let fuel coming out easily(the pattern not just for decoration). Used by NATO in postwar till today. My design is based on plastic, screw capped, modern version.

Description
I use various free renderer engine available for Blender.
Left from top: Blender Internal, Cycles, LuxRender
Bottom: POVRay, Mitsuba, Pixar's Renderman.

Only Blender Internal and LuxRender has been tweaked a bit. The rest are left on default setting. Other available free renderer;Aqsis(can't understand) and YafaRay(not compatible, very complicated)

Here's the renderer's link:
LuxRender   : www.luxrender.net/en_GB/index
POVRay      : www.povray.org/
Mitsuba       : www.mitsuba-renderer.org/
Renderman : renderman.pixar.com/view/rende…

My Verdict:
  Overall, Internal and Cycles are already good enough. Both are easy to set up. LuxRender is OK too. It has some steps to be available and render the longest, I had to stop it after 20 minutes rendering. POV has difficult setup, but glad it was compatible with version 2.77a. Mitsuba is fast and its default rendering is too simple, so more knowledge needed.

  Renderman proven to be good too in Blender, but got many hassles: I had to register as Renderman Forum member, limited to 5 licenses per one free user(paid user got floating licenses/unlimited install) and then I need to install the RenderMan server software. Free user are limited for education, private and non-commercial purpose. But posting on youtube, blogs and other indirect income method are acceptable. Free version has all capabilities of paid version.

Other renderer available for Blender:Chaos Group's V-Ray, Maxwell Render and Octane Render. They are so expensive and the free version already good enough.

Subject: Jerrycan, Jerry for German and can for canister.

Wehrmacht-Einheitskanister, robust fuel canister used extensively by Germany in WW2. It was so innovative and important during its time that Allies tried to reverse-engineered it and German burn any canister before retreat, afraid it will falls to Allies hand. During the age before plastics and convenient screw caps exist, steel fuel canisters need wrench to open its bolted lid, filters and funnels for fuel. Jerrycan solve those problems;it come with easy to open but tightly sealed lid, funnel and filter already put inside, plus designed to let fuel coming out easily(the pattern not just for decoration). Used by NATO in postwar till today. My design is based on plastic, screw capped, modern version.