Trying to copy a radiometer I have on my desk (only the radiometer!).  I used a
parallel light source.  All (camera, light, objects) inside a box.  The box has
a shadow which I hadn't expected.
Anyway, here's a small animation of it floating in mid-air for now.  I messed
up on the cyclic looping, sorry.
Just by chance I found another mpg 3D rendering of one of these things at:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/light-mill.html
I was looking to see if there were a photograph of the kind I have.
Reflective/absorbing vanes such as that other one has would be a good idea but
it already took 4 hours to render these little 11 frames as it was and I want
to make it larger.

Bob H.
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That's beautiful, great job!
=Bob=

"Bob H."
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: Trying to copy a radiometer I have on my desk (only the radiometer!).  I
used a
: parallel light source.  All (camera, light, objects) inside a box.  The
box has
: a shadow which I hadn't expected.
: Anyway, here's a small animation of it floating in mid-air for now.  I
messed
: up on the cyclic looping, sorry.
: Just by chance I found another mpg 3D rendering of one of these things at:
: http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/light-mill.html
: I was looking to see if there were a photograph of the kind I have.
: Reflective/absorbing vanes such as that other one has would be a good idea
but
: it already took 4 hours to render these little 11 frames as it was and I
want
: to make it larger.
:
: Bob H.
: --
: omniVerse http://users.aol.com/persistenceofv/all.htm
:
:
:
:

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