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Alex wrote:
> Very nice!
Thanks :-)
> A question, tho...
> These 2 images are made with a 360 deg camera, right?
Right... almost. It is a bit more than 360 to get a bit more space
between the spheres and the image's borders.
Here is the camera statement :
camera {
spherical
location <0,1.5,0>
look_at <0,1.5,1>
angle 360*7.25/7, 180
rotate (1+.4)*360/7*y
}
> The white band near the horizon is expected?
> I don't have the paper handy to check, so I wonder if it's an artifact of
> the model or an artifact of the particular scene.
I believe it is expected, that it is a feature of the model and not an
artifact. There are two parameters (x3 color components Yxy = 6
parameters) for tweaking that (brightening / darkening of the horizon
and gradient of the color at the horizon). However I still haven't tried
to modify Preetham's default settings.
The brightening is meant to simulate light scattering in the athmosphere
whithout using a scattering media which would be much more slower. The
downside : the sky and athmosphere must be homogenous.
>>Soon, I promise. But right now it is still quickly mutating.
>
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> When-It's-Ready(tm) is an accepted and *much* appreciated release date.
;-)
Povingly,
Philippe
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