I wouldn't mind seeing a high quality version of this at full res (because I
like to go "ooooooooh" at things).

But maybe that's just me.


"Tim Nikias" <tim### [at] gmxde> wrote in message
news:3CD272A2.E7D321C7@gmx.de...
> Well, the size is not the size of the post, its actually
> 3200x2400, so I can use 300dpi for the print.
>
> I want to print it on a 600dpi Colorlaserprinter, but
> I'm not too sure, if that'll work, so it'll probably be
> a 300dpi Colorprinter.
> Its not for me, its a gift for close friend.
>
> And regarding the photons: overkill? Perhaps. But when
> tracing in such an "overkill" size, and assuming that the
> print will have an "overkill" dpi, I wanted to make sure to
> get the most realism out of the image as I can get. Sure
> needs patience for that...
>
> Thomas Lake wrote:
>
> > Beautiful pic! I've thought of making prints of some of my Pov-Ray pics
now
> > and then, just haven't created one that feels Poster friendly yet. Where
are
> > you having this one printed. Is it for yourself?
> >
> > > Photons (spacing .0005) were saved: 488 MB
> > >  -Using Dispersion or lower spacing "fragged" the RAM
> >
> > My god! I can't think of many scenes for which these settings wouldn't
be
> > way overkill. And especially sonsidering the Photons in this picture are
a
> > very subtle feature.
> >
> > > Tracing time around 5 days = 120 hours
> >
> > Not bad considering the size and settings.
> >
> > > Image-File is 21.9 MB large.
> >
> > Wohoo!:-)
>
> --
> Tim Nikias
> Homepage: http://www.digitaltwilight.de/no_lights/index.html
> Email: Tim### [at] gmxde
>
>

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