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Gail Shaw wrote:
> Fixed the rings and the lighting.
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> Done I think.
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> Gail
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You know I was ready to go to war on behalf of your freedom to adjust
the lighting however you want for effect, and not be constrained by the
physical model. But I must say I like this result much better. Whether
or not the correpondence between light sources and direction of shading
is more consistent, I just like it that the rock particles are a little
less "given" to the eye. Some are volumetric, some silhoutted in
shadow, some just specks of highlight. It makes it a much more
interesting picture.
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