Directly from my cupboard, here's a little jar full of pepper.
The scene took 2h 12m 32s to render.

FYI I use pepper with anything: with the spaghetti, with the pasta, with the steak,
with the fried potatoes, with the vegetables...

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You did it again!!!  :o))  Great work!!  I was wondering how your kitchen
scene moves forward; glad to see you haven't given up. Those objects are HQ.
They will make the best raytraced kitchen I can imagine. You're using a
really good light too. I try to imagine how it looks while you're coding the
objects, and probably uses a poorer light... Must be a big difference.

> FYI I use pepper with anything: with the spaghetti,
> with the pasta, with the steak, with the fried
> potatoes, with the vegetables...

What about salt? You use salt too?
I've heard "Salt is the king of the table".


Regards,
Hugo

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I'd almost say that's a real photograph you took there!

Did you use radiosity?

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And again the postprocessed version.

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> And again the postprocessed version.

looks better, but it seems to show the artefacts more


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> Directly from my cupboard, here's a little jar full of pepper.
> The scene took 2h 12m 32s to render.

Artistical Merit: 20
Technical Merit: 20
Concept: 20

In one word; perfect.
Great model, textures, lightning...
Man, you are a povray's master. Congratulations.

I'm longing to see your kitchen finished.
Keep up that good work.
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Thats probably due to the fact that I resaved it using a low quality
setting.

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This is really photorealistic! I'm truly impressed.

Congratulations!

Fernando.

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"Hugo" wrote:
> You did it again!!!  :o))  Great work!!  I was wondering how your kitchen
> scene moves forward; glad to see you haven't given up. Those objects are HQ.
> They will make the best raytraced kitchen I can imagine. You're using a
> really good light too. I try to imagine how it looks while you're coding the
> objects, and probably uses a poorer light... Must be a big difference.

Thank you. Well, I'm using a standard set for the modelling of these objects. I start
modelling each object with the white-cube-set used for the coffee-percolator, then I
sometimes have to adapt it to the specific model I'm, well, modelling. This time, for
example, the three lights system did not work too well.


> > FYI I use pepper with anything: with the spaghetti,
> > with the pasta, with the steak, with the fried
> > potatoes, with the vegetables...
>
> What about salt? You use salt too?
> I've heard "Salt is the king of the table".

Yes, but pepper is more like a lover...

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Jonathan.

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"Apache" wrote:
> I'd almost say that's a real photograph you took there!

Thanks!

> Did you use radiosity?

Nope. While the final scene probably will, this test render do not.

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Jonathan.

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