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Following on, in style, from posts by Ed Jackson and Jim Carter; radiosity based
on Tim Nikias' two pass example from his "Indoor Radiosity Experiments" (see
www.nolights.de)
There's not enough contrast but I wasn't willing to spend more than 15 minutes
rendering, today :)
*gets back to work*
Lance.
thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
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"Lance Birch" <-> schreef in bericht news:42e32789@news.povray.org...
> Following on, in style, from posts by Ed Jackson and Jim Carter; radiosity
based
> on Tim Nikias' two pass example from his "Indoor Radiosity Experiments"
(see
> www.nolights.de)
>
> There's not enough contrast but I wasn't willing to spend more than 15
minutes
> rendering, today :)
>
> *gets back to work*
>
> Lance.
>
> thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
>
>
>
Hmm... yes. Perhaps the red is distracting in this composition (hear me
saying that! while I use it in my own!!). I would expect something darker
there (even red, but very dark).
Thomas
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"Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] inter nlnet> wrote in message
news:42e33e0b@news.povray.org...
>
> "Lance Birch" <-> schreef in bericht news:42e32789@news.povray.org...
> > Following on, in style, from posts by Ed Jackson and Jim Carter; radiosity
> based
> > on Tim Nikias' two pass example from his "Indoor Radiosity Experiments"
> (see
> > www.nolights.de)
> >
> > There's not enough contrast but I wasn't willing to spend more than 15
> minutes
> > rendering, today :)
> >
> > *gets back to work*
> >
> > Lance.
> >
> > thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
> >
> >
> >
> Hmm... yes. Perhaps the red is distracting in this composition (hear me
> saying that! while I use it in my own!!). I would expect something darker
> there (even red, but very dark).
It's supposed to be distracting ;)
Lance.
thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
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"Lance Birch" <-> wrote:
> Following on, in style, from posts by Ed Jackson and Jim Carter; radiosity based
> on Tim Nikias' two pass example from his "Indoor Radiosity Experiments" (see
> www.nolights.de)
>
> There's not enough contrast but I wasn't willing to spend more than 15 minutes
> rendering, today :)
>
> *gets back to work*
>
> Lance.
>
> thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
I think the red is good, creates a nice viewpoint in this image. However the
shadow of the left cube distracts me too much :) i would try to make that
area a little more soft/subtle. The colors are great!
lenx
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"Lance Birch" <-> schreef in bericht news:42e346d1@news.povray.org...
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> It's supposed to be distracting ;)
>
Oops! <sneaking away...>
Thomas
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OK, I decided to have another play with this file, so here's another version.
The lighting has been changed (though I think I'll reintroduce the orange
reflection from the last version - the strong tint looks better), slightly
darker red block as per Thomas' suggestion, and Lenx said that the shadow was a
little distracting (I agree), so instead of eliminating it I decided to try to
introduce more shadows by moving the light, so that it didn't look as out of
place. The blocks are also a little deeper now, and the new lighting gives it a
bit more dimensionality.
Lance.
thezone - thezone.firewave.com.au
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"Lance Birch" <-> schreef in bericht news:42e7cc7d@news.povray.org...
> OK, I decided to have another play with this file, so here's another
version.
>
> The lighting has been changed (though I think I'll reintroduce the orange
> reflection from the last version - the strong tint looks better), slightly
> darker red block as per Thomas' suggestion, and Lenx said that the shadow
was a
> little distracting (I agree), so instead of eliminating it I decided to
try to
> introduce more shadows by moving the light, so that it didn't look as out
of
> place. The blocks are also a little deeper now, and the new lighting
gives it a
> bit more dimensionality.
>
Personally, I like this a lot.
Maybe, if you give the wall some very slight normal, the color banding will
disappear.
Thomas
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