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what was povray used for?
Graphicus <not@.valid> wrote in message news:3E5B47C4.5D601D8C@.valid...
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> Lighting.
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3e5bba65$1@news.povray.org...
> what was povray used for?
To write lightning?
Txemi Jendrix
http://www.txemijendrix.com
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Graphicus wrote:
> Lighting.
AWSUM ROLEX!!!!1
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Ok, I hate you.
What's the texture on that?
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I don't know, maybe I'm just too suspicious..... but I'm wondering how did
you get those color shifts? See attachment for a blowup of a small part of
your image that shows what I'm talking about.
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Preview of image 'light_blowup.jpg'
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"Timothy R. Cook" <z993126bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:3e5bfb28$1@news.povray.org...
> Ok, I hate you.
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> What's the texture on that?
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texture{Kodak}
Hmm, no further comment from Graphicus. In fairness, the post is called "Testing
1..2.3" - maybe just a test post?
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"Apache" <apa### [at] yahoo com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3e5cd63b@news.povray.org...
> I don't know, maybe I'm just too suspicious..... but I'm wondering how did
> you get those color shifts? See attachment for a blowup of a small part of
> your image that shows what I'm talking about.
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Those 'color shifts' look like the usual artefacts you did produced by yourself
by resampling the image in RGB mode. I do not see any when blowing the thing
up in P'shops L*a*b mode!
BTW thats one of the reasons I do not work with the gimp.
-Ive
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I can see those artifacts even without blowing up anything. I'm using
Outlook Express and can see the image inline in the post. I blew up the
image just to show it. I just did the same thing in Photoshop in Lab mode
and I can still see the color shifting. *If* there are any artifacts it
would be the jpeg compression artifacts, but I have never experienced this
kind of complementing red-green color effects. I'm still very suspicious
that this is not a POV-Ray image, although it is really pretty! And wow.....
if it really *is* done with POV-Ray, I'm absolutely stunned because it looks
so real...!
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Well, maybe I'm getting color blind, my monitor is getting old or whatever,
but where the heck do you see those color shifts? I see definitely none.
But I completely agree with your suspicion.
-Ive
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I see them as well with Picture publisher8 and ACDsee, though less
saturated.
Marc
3e5d54fb$1@news.povray.org...
> Well, maybe I'm getting color blind, my monitor is getting old or
whatever,
> but where the heck do you see those color shifts? I see definitely none.
> But I completely agree with your suspicion.
>
> -Ive
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