This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's 
Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put 
my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera 
slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought, 
considering the ease of making the lighting setup.

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> This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's 
> Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put 
> my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera 
> slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought, 
> considering the ease of making the lighting setup.
> 
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I prefer the first one  (just kidding ;-).

Very impressive model. Is it a copy from a real-life model, or pure 
invention?


tuabiht

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Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:

> 
>> This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's 
>> Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put 
>> my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera 
>> slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought, 
>> considering the ease of making the lighting setup.
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
> 
> I prefer the first one  (just kidding ;-).
> 
> Very impressive model. Is it a copy from a real-life model, or pure 
> invention?
> 
> 
> tuabiht
Real, not invented.  The shoe is by Naturalizer and is entitled "Canary"

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> This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's
> Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put
> my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera
> slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought,
> considering the ease of making the lighting setup.
>
That's splendid!
Now you just have to find the adress of the lady who lost it in your cab ;-)

Marc

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Marc wrote:

> That's splendid!
> Now you just have to find the adress of the lady who lost it in your cab ;-)
> 

;-)

Thanks Marc,

Have yet to find a shoe back there.

Saturday night four elaborately dressed young women get into my cab. 
I'm not sure if the boas and perfume is just a bit exaggerated or they 
seem the tiniest bit awkward in their 9 inch platforms but they are the 
nicest people I've met all night.  As we grind through traffic near 
Gramercy Park (Andy's old haunts) they all sing me Happy Birthday (it'd 
been the day before; we've come to the subject when the one in front 
asked me my astrological sign.)  I thanked them with humble and very 
real gratitude.

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Jim Charter <jrc### [at] msncom> wrote:
> This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's
> Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put
> my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera
> slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought,
> considering the ease of making the lighting setup.

That is really beautiful.  It would fool most people into thinking it was a
photo. Including me! I'm amazed by the intertwined straps on the upper
surface. By all of it, in fact. This will be one of those POV-Ray renders
that I'll catalogue away, as inspiration to improve my skills.

Ken

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"Jim Charter" <jrc### [at] msncom> schreef in bericht 
news:4657df42@news.povray.org...
> This is a mesh model I have been working on.  I used Jaime's
> Studio-lighting include files to set up the test render.  I simply put
> my model into Jaime's default demo scene, and adjusted the camera
> slightly. With two-pass radiosity it came out pretty well, I thought,
> considering the ease of making the lighting setup.
>

Jim,
As we all expect from you, another of those subtly perfect renders of which 
you have the secret. The studio setup certainly helps, but the professional 
modelling stands out up to the stratosphere. Excellent work.

Thomas

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Amazing job! It's so detailed, the stitching looks fantastic. And I like
that shiny red leather too.

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This looks like it could go up to billboard size and still look like a
photo.  In fact, I can imagine putting a department store name next to it
and it being an acutal billboard :)   The stitching looks wonderful.
Charles

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Gulp! You've done another one Jim. Will you please tone it down a little? 
It's making me reach for my Wings shortcut.  ;)

   Jokes aside, that's absolutely fantastic! You know I like my modelling 
Jim, and well, that image just beats the pants off me for modelling, 
artistic, and probably technical too.

      How did you do the stitching? One model duplicated several hundred(?) 
times?

      (Before sending this, I just looked at it again, and I'll repeat the 
gulp).


          ~Steve~

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