Well the pan back down is to get the timing right for the next shot. I want
you to see the ship vanish and have a few seconds to take it in, before we
cut to where the ship arrives. Though it's one of the things I might edit
out when I put the final animation together.

I agree about the cloud touching the horizon, I think I might put a little
ground fog, some mountains, and some more interesting textures in the
background, but I'll do that later on 'cause I have a lot of other scenes to
finish!

Thanks for the suggestions.

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Tek
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"Renderdog" <slo### [at] hiwaaynet> wrote in message
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> Wow. Beautiful and excellent animation. I love the tranporter(?) effect.
To
> me, the scale of the craft is much more evident in this scene.
>
> The only problem I see is the cloud touching the horizon after the camera
> pans back down to the grandstands. (Why do you pan back down? Not much
> happening there.)
>
> The scene is excellent as is. If you spend any more time on it, the
distant
> city seems plain, and maybe the ground should be a different color
(brown?)
> past the grandstands and to the horizon.
>
>

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