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I like the table but may need a thick coat of lacquer or whatever it is that they use
in the restaurants to make rough tables look like someone poured glass or plastic
over. witch is probably what happened...
The paper has a hole in it where it sits on the table... Some old english writing
would look pleasing...
Thomas Lake wrote:
> the rough look of the table was on purpose. It was to add to the mood in the scene.
> To give it a bit of a used, old feel. what is wrong with the Paper? Other than the
> lines you can see in it which is caused by the way I used the patch. Yes that is a
> fountain pen, it is a bit hard to make the detail out on it.
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> > Well, it looks very rough anyhow, but then the
> > edges and shadow on it doesn't appear so. At first sight it doesn't matter, my
> > attention was on the vase and ink well (if it is a ink well).
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> Yes it is an ink well.
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> > Bob
> >
> > "Thomas Lake" <tla### [at] home com> wrote in message
> > news:3899DD8B.439F3DC7@home.com...
> > | Yesterday I posted a message saying I have been away from the Pov-Ray
> > | scene for quite some time, at least it feels like a long time. Well I
> > | thought it was time I got back into the swing of things. So I created
> > | this image, really just the first thing that came into my head. I like
> > | the results considering I am a bit rusty.
> > |
> > | --
> > | Come visit my web site:-) : http://www.geocities.com/~thomaslake/
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> --
> Come visit my web site:-) : http://www.geocities.com/~thomaslake/
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From: Bob Hughes
Subject: Re: First Pov-Ray image in a long time. [175KB]
Date: 4 Feb 2000 21:30:04
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Ah yes, okay. I thought it might have been cut paper instead, which is why I
thought the pen might be an Exacto type knife.
Bob
"Thomas Lake" <tla### [at] homecom> wrote in message
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From: Bob Hughes
Subject: Re: First Pov-Ray image in a long time. [175KB]
Date: 4 Feb 2000 21:31:55
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I just figured it to be lit by a large rectangular window to explain the
shadows.
Bob
"Sigmund Kyrre Aas" <as### [at] studntnuno> wrote in message
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| Very nice. I think you will get a more natural shadow if you adjust your
| area light to face the scene. The shadow from the top of the vase is
| sharper than the rest of it. If you're using MegaPov you may use the
| circular-keyword and this will be done automagically.
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Yup that is what I was striving for. Sunlight coming in through a window off
to the side.
Bob Hughes wrote:
> I just figured it to be lit by a large rectangular window to explain the
> shadows.
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> Bob
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> "Sigmund Kyrre Aas" <as### [at] studntnuno> wrote in message
> news:389AF185.8876CFB6@stud.ntnu.no...
> | Very nice. I think you will get a more natural shadow if you adjust your
> | area light to face the scene. The shadow from the top of the vase is
> | sharper than the rest of it. If you're using MegaPov you may use the
> | circular-keyword and this will be done automagically.
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That's what i thought till i wiped the cobwebs off my dusty ol' mop... ;)
Bob Hughes wrote:
> Ah yes, okay. I thought it might have been cut paper instead, which is why I
> thought the pen might be an Exacto type knife.
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> Bob
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> "Thomas Lake" <tla### [at] homecom> wrote in message
> news:389AB93E.18450AF2@home.com...
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> | what is wrong with the Paper? Other than the
> | lines you can see in it which is caused by the way I used the patch
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From: Matt Giwer
Subject: Re: First Pov-Ray image in a long time. [175KB]
Date: 5 Feb 2000 02:59:58
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Thomas Lake wrote:
> Yesterday I posted a message saying I have been away from the Pov-Ray
> scene for quite some time, at least it feels like a long time. Well I
> thought it was time I got back into the swing of things. So I created
> this image, really just the first thing that came into my head. I like
> the results considering I am a bit rusty.
I get the general impression of a sunlit scene which is incompatible
with a blurred shadow.
> --
The question is not, "Who will let me do it?"
The question is, "Who will stop me?"
Offering an apology is easier than getting permission.
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Hmm while it is true that sunlight usually does cause blurrier shadows this
is definitely not always the case. If you go out and look at the shadow a
trees branches cast you will most likely see that they are quit blurry. I
had intended this to be lit with sunlight coming in from a window off to the
side. The light is that from the sun in the evening, hence the darker yellow
colour to the light.
Matt Giwer wrote:
> Thomas Lake wrote:
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> > Yesterday I posted a message saying I have been away from the Pov-Ray
> > scene for quite some time, at least it feels like a long time. Well I
> > thought it was time I got back into the swing of things. So I created
> > this image, really just the first thing that came into my head. I like
> > the results considering I am a bit rusty.
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> I get the general impression of a sunlit scene which is incompatible
> with a blurred shadow.
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> > --
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> The question is not, "Who will let me do it?"
> The question is, "Who will stop me?"
> Offering an apology is easier than getting permission.
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From: Matt Giwer
Subject: Re: First Pov-Ray image in a long time. [175KB]
Date: 6 Feb 2000 02:23:03
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Thomas Lake wrote:
> Hmm while it is true that sunlight usually does cause blurrier shadows this
> is definitely not always the case. If you go out and look at the shadow a
> trees branches cast you will most likely see that they are quit blurry. I
> had intended this to be lit with sunlight coming in from a window off to the
> side. The light is that from the sun in the evening, hence the darker yellow
> colour to the light.
If you are thinking of light through heavily branched trees, that is
diffraction through "slits" formed by the branches. Rather look at the shadow of
a lone branch in winter. Better yet, put a vase in the window and look at its
shadow.
Sunlight is quite close is quite close to parallel, being a source of about
1/2 degree in the sky.
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The question is not, "Who will let me do it?"
The question is, "Who will stop me?"
Offering an apology is easier than getting permission.
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A bit rustie, you just weren't trying hard enough.
Nice image, is that silver/brass object a poker stand,
the texture of it is really good.
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