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I really like the atmosphere of this pic...and I feel bad about giving
criticism. It doesn't come across too dark on my monitor - thats fine.
However, the light doesn't seem to peak in intensity at the sources -
i.e. flare - like my eye expects it too. Could something be done with
glows or pseudo-flares (using textured discs)?
Once again, I enjoy the details and textures, some barely visable in the
shadows. Thanks.
Abe
Marc-Hendrik Bremer wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I was working on this scene the last few weeks and consider it now at least
> near final. Since it renders in 42 h 33 m 31 s I'm not sure if I'll render
> it again, even if I still have some ideas for the background and the street
> is not much more than an Iso with some big scale noise3d. In addition to
> that there are some bugs in the media haze. I'll have to see some day, if
> there are some settings which can do that better and faster (now I'm using
> method 3 with samples 30,30).
>
> As the sun is shining now in my room, I wonder if it is (again) too dark.
> There are some details which are barely noticeable but yesterday night it
> looked okay. Perhaps adjust gamma a bit (it's rendered with assumed_gamma
> 1).
>
> As always I would like to hear your comments, critics and what ever you want
> to tell me (hm, perhaps not everything you want to tell me :-)).
>
> Marc-Hendrik
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