I have been working with Pov-ray for quite some time but this is my first
image that I have uploaded.

I modeled most of the guitar in Hama Patch. The Curtains and microphones
where modeled in Blender and the rest is povray sdl.

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Randy wrote:
> I have been working with Pov-ray for quite some time but this is my first
> image that I have uploaded.
> 
> I modeled most of the guitar in Hama Patch. The Curtains and microphones
> where modeled in Blender and the rest is povray sdl.
> 
> 
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That's beautiful.  It's a theme that I am sure many a pover has 
considered but no one, that I can recall, has actually pulled off.

Until now that is.  Bravo!

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"Randy" <ran### [at] wavetronixcom> wrote:
> I have been working with Pov-ray for quite some time but this is my first
> image that I have uploaded.
>
> I modeled most of the guitar in Hama Patch. The Curtains and microphones
> where modeled in Blender and the rest is povray sdl.

That really is good. I particularly like the wooden texture on the floor,
and it's reflections are perfect!

Very nice.

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"Randy" <ran### [at] wavetronixcom> wrote:
> I have been working with Pov-ray for quite some time but this is my first
> image that I have uploaded.

Welcome!

>
> I modeled most of the guitar in Hama Patch. The Curtains and microphones
> where modeled in Blender and the rest is povray sdl.

Wow! Almost perfect, Randy.

What model is the Gibson? It looks a lot like a Les Paul, but not quite.
OTOH, I've mostly been a Fender player, myself.

I think the white trim around the body is a tiny bit too pure and bright,
compared to the general light level in the scene (but that could just be my
gamma settings on this monitor). Also, I was thinking that a pearly effect
(maybe using irid ?) on the fingerboard inlays would be good, too.

The curtains and cables all look perfectly realistic to me (I've been
playing with chains quite a bit recently). The Marshall is so good I can
almost hear it humming. :)

The floor looks pretty, but maybe just a bit too shiny to be real, although
I have seen new polished wooden floors that were so reflective they almost
looked wet.

I hope you realize that you will have to post some variation on the
traditional 'reflective sphere over checkered plane' image to be properly
accepted here. :) OTOH, if this scene is set in a ballroom, then your shiny
stage floor could be seen as a reflective plane over a ball. :)

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The guitar is supposed to be a Les Paul Custom.  The white around the guitar
is probably too white. My brother mentioned the same this. However, I am
done with this scene and am moving on to other and hopefully better things.
Thanks for your comments.

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