Still working on my limes still life.

I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The specular
highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.

This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated lighting
setup.  Any good?

Aaron

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Aaron Gillies wrote:

> Still working on my limes still life.
> 
> I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
> painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
> photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The specular
> highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.
> 
> This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated lighting
> setup.  Any good?
> 
> Aaron
> 
> 
> 
Great ! ;-)

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	AWSOME ROLEX! ;)

	Very good, except are there limes as red as that?

		Jerome

Aaron Gillies wrote:
| Still working on my limes still life.
|
| I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
| painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
| photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The
specular
| highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.
|
| This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated
lighting
| setup.  Any good?
|
| Aaron
|
|
|

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mango mango mango.  Limes are vibrant fruit that should be jumping out of
the page atya.

"Aaron Gillies" <zap### [at] yowcom> wrote in message
news:40b8c527@news.povray.org...
> Still working on my limes still life.
>
> I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
> painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
> photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The specular
> highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.
>
> This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated
lighting
> setup.  Any good?
>
> Aaron
>
>
>

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Aaron Gillies nous apporta ses lumieres ainsi en ce 2004/05/29 13:15... :

>Still working on my limes still life.
>
>I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
>painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
>photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The specular
>highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.
>
>This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated lighting
>setup.  Any good?
>
>Aaron
>
>
>  
>
Why does it make me think of mangos? I tought that limes where 
*green*... not yellow and red, at least, all those I ever saw where green.

Alain

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Aaron Gillies wrote:

> Still working on my limes still life.
> 
> I'm trying to give the image a sort of glowing Renaissance still-life
> painting look, while still maintaining some of the quality of a
> photo-realism that POV-Ray provides.  Mixed success so far.  The specular
> highlighting on the limes has been a slight disappointment.
> 
> This version has an improved lime texture and a more sophisticated lighting
> setup.  Any good?

Uh.

You realize that limes aren't yellow with reddish-brown bits, right? :X

Other than that, it doesn't look bad. I might use a slightly 
duller/darker red for the candystriped container.

-Xplo

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