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A distant planet in unknown space. =)
Done solely in POV. No external programs used.
Total render time: 27m 40s
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On 06/04/15 12:33, Pekka Aho wrote:
> A distant planet in unknown space. =)
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> Done solely in POV. No external programs used.
>
> Total render time: 27m 40s
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Now that is interesting. It could almost be a print from your Hasselblad
as you passed through Alpha Centauri B system.
Any chance of data: f-stop, exposure time, film used
John
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On 6-4-2015 19:37, Doctor John wrote:
> On 06/04/15 12:33, Pekka Aho wrote:
>> A distant planet in unknown space. =)
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>> Done solely in POV. No external programs used.
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>> Total render time: 27m 40s
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> Now that is interesting. It could almost be a print from your Hasselblad
> as you passed through Alpha Centauri B system.
... or the current approaches to Ceres and Pluto. Tantalisingly off
focus. Well done indeed.
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> Any chance of data: f-stop, exposure time, film used
>
> John
>
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Thomas
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The Surface.
Zoomed in to the surface of the previously posted planet object.
The object itself scaled up to the size of an average moon/planetoid, increased
reflection + slight texture adjustment on the oceans, the light source reworked
and relocated as "the sun" and small emission added to the atmosphere. Extensive
use of focal blur intended for adding some outerworldly feeling to the scene.
Total render time: forgot to pick up the exact time, but around 2h 50m or so.
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On 8-4-2015 20:18, Pekka Aho wrote:
> The Surface.
>
> Zoomed in to the surface of the previously posted planet object.
>
> The object itself scaled up to the size of an average moon/planetoid, increased
> reflection + slight texture adjustment on the oceans, the light source reworked
> and relocated as "the sun" and small emission added to the atmosphere. Extensive
> use of focal blur intended for adding some outerworldly feeling to the scene.
>
> Total render time: forgot to pick up the exact time, but around 2h 50m or so.
>
Yes, but at this stage I would expect some focussed views otherwise I
would seriously worry about the on board camera ;-)
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Thomas
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"Pekka Aho" <pek### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> A distant planet in unknown space. =)
>
> Done solely in POV. No external programs used.
>
> Total render time: 27m 40s
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