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Many practitioners will already be familiar with the use of cross-sectional imaging, such as computed tomography (CT) scanning, in forensic practice. Medically-focused imaging software packages that can recreate three-dimensional (3D) representations of the scanned data are widely available. For many years, whilst the hardware and software capability continued to improve, the standard 3D depiction of medical scan data remained largely similar in appearance. More recently, systems such as Cinematic Rendering (Siemens) [1] and Global Illumination (Canon) [2] have enabled clinicians to create more photorealistic and aesthetically-pleasing simulations. These facilities are not available to everyone, but alternatives exist. The purpose of this chapter is to tempt curious individuals into exploring what can be achieved using only software that is freely-available. A complete manual covering every aspect of this software would be beyond the scope of an introductory chapter, but online sources and textbooks already exist to fulfil this requirement (see below). Some basic direction and a few examples have been included here in the hope that others will be inspired to embrace this tool and enhance their own practice.