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It has been a painfully long time since I've posted anything to the groups
so here is my most recent artistic creation.
Kevin
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Wow - I love the caustics
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Looks very nice. Maybe it can be made to shine even more?
By the way, have you updated the 3dsMAX scripts that convert to POV? I got
them from you back in August 2003. I'm using these scripts! It would be even
better if they could transfer UV mapping, lights and camera.
Best regards,
Hugo
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"Kevin Loney" <kev### [at] ekoik com> wrote in message
news:403ed6ec@news.povray.org...
| It has been a painfully long time since I've posted anything to
| the groups so here is my most recent artistic creation.
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It's *someone's* artistic creation, but not yours. Perhaps this is a
case of parallel development, but the title of your post gives me doubt.
-Shay
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> It's *someone's* artistic creation, but not yours. Perhaps this is a
> case of parallel development, but the title of your post gives me doubt.
We can be nitpicking here, it his *his* creation, and the adjective fitting
to this creation is *artistic*. If you're referring to the Blue Marble by
NASA, then sure, you're right. But you put it like he's really trying to
claim that this idea hasn't been realized before, and I doubt that.
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Ah! Nasa's Blue Marble. I tried this one too, a few months ago. I was
trying to get it as close to the original as possible. I ended up doing
a two pass render. There's a 1024x768 desktop version at
http://www.deviantart.com/view/1897305/ for anyone who wants it...
John
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Oh, both are very nice! Your version certainly has qualities. Where can I
see the original NASA rendering that you're all imitating?
Regardo
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I think they refer to
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/BlueMarble/
jsj
"Hugo Asm" <hua### [at] post3teledk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Oh, both are very nice! Your version certainly has qualities. Where can I
> see the original NASA rendering that you're all imitating?
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> Regardo
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Now I'm really impressed by John's version!! It's very close to the
original!
Of course, Kevin's is fine too. He probably wasn't trying to imitate.
Regards,
Hugo
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