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Hi all
This is the latest version
Spider I've removed the spots!!!
I've slightly changed the figure and worked on the foam - thanks to Ken and
Robert Dawson for their valuable suggestions.
Not there yet but getting closer
Mick
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Great image.
How about sharing the code for the sea.
Philippe
>Hi all
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>This is the latest version
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>Spider I've removed the spots!!!
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>I've slightly changed the figure and worked on the foam - thanks to Ken and
>Robert Dawson for their valuable suggestions.
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>Not there yet but getting closer
>
>Mick
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I really like this image, very nice composition, nice idea, etc. the
sea looks fantastic - how did you do it?
Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
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> Hi all
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> This is the latest version
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> Spider I've removed the spots!!!
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> I've slightly changed the figure and worked on the foam - thanks to Ken and
> Robert Dawson for their valuable suggestions.
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> Not there yet but getting closer
>
> Mick
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> [Image]
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That I like...
Excellent idea, great composition, and how on earth did you make those
waves???
--
Lance.
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Lance Birch wrote:
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> That I like...
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> Excellent idea, great composition, and how on earth did you make those
> waves???
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> Lance.
Lance,
I know how but I'm not going to tell you. It's a secret.
Jim,
Impressive improvement over the last one. I have been toying with
a couple of possible alternatives to the process. If I come up with
anything definative I let you know. Right now it is pure theory and
I don't want to embarras myself if wrong.
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Hi all
> How about sharing the code for the sea.
I will prepare a short! article on how it was done and ways it could be
improved(when I get time)
The actual code won't help anyone - it's a mess due to all my experiments,
in fact it's reached the stage where I can't understand it!
I'm going to start from scratch using all the experience I've gained.
BTW anyone know any good sites that might help with the making of the wave
HFs...there I've given it away Ken!
All the best
Mick
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Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
> BTW anyone know any good sites that might help with the making of the wave
> HFs...there I've given it away Ken!
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> All the best
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> Mick
I have been looking at the incredible number of photo shop effects
plug-ins. I think there is a lot of possibilities available by using
these with simple gradient grayscale images. The majority of the
plug-ins are compatible with versions of PSP v4.0 and latter as well
as the other bigboy high priced image processing programs out there.
I would post a couple links to free plugin pages but you could do
better by using "plugins" or "photoshop plugins" as a search identifier
on yahoo's search engine. I got more hits that I cared to wade through
that way.
I have had some preliminry sucesses using a couple of the plugins
for a different application I was working on. The trick is having a
good base image to start with. I found a pov gernerated grayscale
gradient on a plane one of the better starting places. Use no light
sources and depend entirely on the ambient modifier in the finish
statement. If you use lights and a diffuse surface to illuminate the
pigment you end up with sharp spikes in the color pattern that are
difficult to remove afterward.
Something to consider anyway.
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
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> Hi all
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> This is the latest version
This is great.
> Spider I've removed the spots!!!
Geeee, thanx.
> Not there yet but getting closer
Sure are .-)
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//Spider
[ spi### [at] bahnhof se ]-[ http://www.bahnhof.se/~spider/ ]
What I can do and what I could do, I just don't know anymore
"Marian"
By: "Sisters Of Mercy"
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Very nice image! You really captured the nostalgic mood. How did you create the
jumping man though? A model imported from somewhere? An Image Map? Blobs?!? If
its the last then that's amazing. Same question goes for the hands/rocks.
Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
> Hi all
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> This is the latest version
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> Spider I've removed the spots!!!
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> I've slightly changed the figure and worked on the foam - thanks to Ken and
> Robert Dawson for their valuable suggestions.
>
> Not there yet but getting closer
>
> Mick
>
> [Image]
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First of all, I really like the concept - and the composition.
The foam certainly looks good, but I suggest using more tubulence and/or a
slightly more softer edges. It seems the foam is following the contours of
the HF trianles too closely (I presume you still use slope-dependent
textures).
I don't know high priority the sky is in this image, but it would need some
work. It's not bad, mind you, but compared to some the truly awesome sky
scenes it lacks some realism.
Margus
Mick Hazelgrove wrote in message <370d3afc.0@news.povray.org>...
>Hi all
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>This is the latest version
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>Spider I've removed the spots!!!
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>I've slightly changed the figure and worked on the foam - thanks to Ken and
>Robert Dawson for their valuable suggestions.
>
>Not there yet but getting closer
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>Mick
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