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From: Gilles Tran
Subject: Re: 4 tips to improve a simple POV-Ray scene
Date: 8 Dec 2006 10:02:07
Message: <45797e6f@news.povray.org>
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news: 45797309@news.povray.org...
> Strange. I suppose he has some artistic idea in his mind, but for me these
> photographs look just *amateurish*.
The tiny web resolution probably doesn't do justice to them. From other art
sites I see that the prints are almost 2 metres wide, so it's certainly
quite impressive to see them on a wall. The focal blur makes them look like
model miniatures, but the zones in focus show the tiny details (people, cars
etc.).
G.
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"Gilles Tran" <tra### [at] inapg fr> wrote:
> The focal blur makes them look like
> model miniatures, but the zones in focus show the tiny details (people, cars
> etc.).
Model miniatures ready to be crushed by space invaders or terrorists. As
the artist, Olivo Barbieri, says: "After 9/11 the world had become a
little bit blurred because things that seemed impossible happened."
Focal blurring using to great artistic effect indeed, rather than just
selling jeans or soda in hip TV ads...
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"Gilles Tran" <tra### [at] inapgfr> schreef in bericht
news:45797e6f@news.povray.org...
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> The tiny web resolution probably doesn't do justice to them. From other
> art sites I see that the prints are almost 2 metres wide, so it's
> certainly quite impressive to see them on a wall. The focal blur makes
> them look like model miniatures, but the zones in focus show the tiny
> details (people, cars etc.).
>
Yeah... I see what you mean. OK. Not really my thing, but I understand the
idea better now. My thick braincase generates a time delay varying between a
few seconds to a couple of days. I never can tell :-)
Thomas
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From: Jonathan
Subject: Re: 4 tips to improve a simple POV-Ray scene
Date: 19 Dec 2006 10:52:13
Message: <45880aad@news.povray.org>
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Since everyone is throwing in their two cents: perhaps a seperate
disturbatable guide would be in order. Perhaps either a wiki of sorts could
be setup and contribute tutorials along a specific layout (to be
consistant). If the layout is designed carefully enough it maybe exportable
to a static html for offline viewing (or PDF/PS for printing). This will
definantly be someone of a project if taken up (my site don't have the
monthly bandwidth, and I currently don't have time to make the necessary
mods to the wiki software I have, at least in a timely manner), but I think
that it would solve the problem of where such documentation should go and be
an assit to the POV-Ray community. Just my two cents of course (maybe a
nickle).
Thanks,
Jonathan
red### [at] redmasqcomIdon't.like.being.spamed
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