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"Bob Hughes" <omn### [at] hotmail com?subject=PoV-News:> wrote in message
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> Aw heck, I could do that in a 2D e-paint program. Just
> kidding (maybe). Lets see, what's the word for that
> color... terracotta perhaps? It just doesn't fit the usual
> coloration of laser light normally expected.
I've tried every variation of red and they all end up looking pink and
cartoonish. Probably some particular tweak to the media and photons that
I've overlooked would fix it. I finally decided that it would be easier to
go for a cartoonish look to the rest of the scene than to try to get the
laser right.
> It's still pretty neat anyway, knowing how it's done. Although,
> isn't the doubling over of the light beams too saturated? I'd
> have to go looking for pictures of this sort of thing to really
> say myself.
I've been going for a particular look to the non-doubled portion of the
light beam and whatever the doubled part ends up looking like... that's what
it looks like.
Eric
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