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On 02/21/2016 04:10 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> One step further: this time a test for multiple clusters of crystals.
> Next step should be the whole cave...
>
> --
> jaime
>
I like all these crystal images, but my favorite thus far is this clear
quartz one casting rainbows of light on the surrounding rock.
In my last two apartments I've hung glass prisms in windows catching
morning sunlight. Having brilliant spreads of color show up on the walls
around me as I drink my first coffee of the day always greatly brightens
my mood.
(And that deadly caffeine - being discussed in povray-off-topic - saves
my mood on the cloudy days ;-) )
Bill P.
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El 23/02/16 a las 00:02, William F Pokorny escribió:
> I like all these crystal images, but my favorite thus far is this
> clear quartz one casting rainbows of light on the surrounding rock.
Yes, photons+dispersion gives very nice results... but it's very slow,
specially if you add focal blur into the mix. Of course I will use them
on the final render of the cave, but I'm guessing a render time of more
than 12h...
> In my last two apartments I've hung glass prisms in windows catching
> morning sunlight. Having brilliant spreads of color show up on the
> walls around me as I drink my first coffee of the day always greatly
> brightens my mood.
That's a very nice idea, if you have a window that catches morning
sunlight. Mine doesn't until 10 AM or so, but at least I've direct
sunlight until sunset.
> (And that deadly caffeine - being discussed in povray-off-topic -
> saves my mood on the cloudy days ;-) )
Ah... fortunately I don't read p.off-topic, so I can happily continue
to drink lots of coffee every day (and not only early on the morning).
--
jaime
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On 2/22/2016 5:52 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Really, I need criticism:
This is the worst crap I've ever seen. I can't believe I wasted
bandwidth downloading them and I will never get back the 20 seconds of
my life I wasted viewing and examining such dull pixels. My three year
old's poop has more texture than this. Jackson Pollack was a realist
compared to this tripe. God himself wept at your overuse of the color green.
Your subject says "Cave". Perhaps you should google what a cave looks
like. Unless Spanish caves don't have openings.
Maybe your mommy can upgrade your Commodore 64 for your birthday.
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El 23/02/16 a las 11:20, dick balaska escribió:
> On 2/22/2016 5:52 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
>
>> Really, I need criticism:
>
> This is the worst crap I've ever seen. I can't believe I wasted
> bandwidth downloading them and I will never get back the 20 seconds
> of my life I wasted viewing and examining such dull pixels. My three
> year old's poop has more texture than this. Jackson Pollack was a
> realist compared to this tripe. God himself wept at your overuse of
> the color green.
>
> Your subject says "Cave". Perhaps you should google what a cave looks
> like. Unless Spanish caves don't have openings.
>
> Maybe your mommy can upgrade your Commodore 64 for your birthday.
>
Oh, I forgot to write "constructive" between "need" and
"criticism".... my fault. ;)
--
jaime
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dick balaska <dic### [at] buckosoft com> wrote:
> On 2/22/2016 5:52 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
>
> > Really, I need criticism:
>
> This is the worst crap I've ever seen. I can't believe I wasted
> bandwidth downloading them and I will never get back the 20 seconds of
> my life I wasted viewing and examining such dull pixels. My three year
> old's poop has more texture than this. Jackson Pollack was a realist
> compared to this tripe. God himself wept at your overuse of the color green.
>
> Your subject says "Cave". Perhaps you should google what a cave looks
> like. Unless Spanish caves don't have openings.
>
> Maybe your mommy can upgrade your Commodore 64 for your birthday.
Made my day. Still chuckling.
I do think I prefer the first one though.
Simon.
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On 2/23/2016 6:40 AM, Simon J. Cambridge wrote:
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> I do think I prefer the first one though.
I like the first one for the rainbow refractions displayed on the rocks.
That gets lost on the mossy versions.
But, I don't know, I have a thing for purple and pink (maybe too much
estrogen). And I want to steal those mushrooms for my own use, so I
have to vote for the third one.
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> I like the first one for the rainbow refractions displayed on the
> rocks. That gets lost on the mossy versions.
No, it's not lost... just not present.
> But, I don't know, I have a thing for purple and pink (maybe too much
> estrogen). And I want to steal those mushrooms for my own use, so I
> have to vote for the third one.
I'm sorry to tell you these are not "Fly Agaric", but a very poisonous
unknown variety which are visually similar by coincidence. :)
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jaime
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On 2/23/2016 2:44 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
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> I'm sorry to tell you these are not "Fly Agaric", but a very poisonous
> unknown variety which are visually similar by coincidence. :)
I don't want to eat them ... those days are long gone.
Interestingly though, when I saw your first crystal I wondered what it
tasted like. (Is it salty? That looks salty.)
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Am 24.02.2016 um 02:09 schrieb dick balaska:
> On 2/23/2016 2:44 PM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
>>
>> I'm sorry to tell you these are not "Fly Agaric", but a very poisonous
>> unknown variety which are visually similar by coincidence. :)
>
> I don't want to eat them ... those days are long gone.
> Interestingly though, when I saw your first crystal I wondered what it
> tasted like. (Is it salty? That looks salty.)
Mandatory:
https://youtu.be/ZTJ9IdIHpII?t=2s
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dick balaska <dic### [at] buckosoftcom> wrote:
> Interestingly though, when I saw your first crystal I wondered what it
> tasted like. (Is it salty? That looks salty.)
Hmm, table salt (sodium chloride) grows in cubic crystals and its hard to get
them big.
But I know what you mean...
Norbert
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