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From: St 
Date: 4 Aug 2006 15:45:46
Message: <44d3a3ea@news.povray.org>
"Jeremy M. Praay" <jer### [at] questsoftwarecmo> wrote in message 
news:44d37f87$1@news.povray.org...
> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:44d0e4be@news.povray.org...
>>
>>    I've never seen this image by Gilles before, but the scaling is all 
>> wrong to me. The tall glass to the left should be as tall as the red wine 
>> glass and yet, it's only 2 inches away. (Unless of course, Gilles is 
>> meticulous in his study of such drinking vessels, and that they are 
>> indeed, correct!)   ;)
>>
>
> Gilles posted that image perhaps more than a year ago, demonstrating the 
> differences in "anti-aliasing and clipping" between POV 3.6 and POV 3.5 
> (so it was actually 2 images, iirc, one pre-clipped, one post-clipped).

 Ah, I see. Damn, wish I'd seen it back then - somehow I missed this one. 
<shrug>


 This
> version looks really nice (no visible artifacts), so I have to wonder if 
> it's actually a shrunken version of the actual render.

   Well, seeing as I've never seen this image before, or the original 
render, yes, it does look like it to me. It kind of looks too 'tight', and 
maybe too good. I'm ok with that though, it looks 'right'.

   Excellent image and now I want to try and copy it in one shot, but I fear 
that's a no go with time/work restrictions atm.

   ~Steve~


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