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From: Christoph Hormann
Subject: Re: Indeed, radiosity add's realism to this scene (60,8kB bu)
Date: 7 Feb 2002 15:46:35
Message: <3C62E7A4.3CF6BB2F@gmx.de>
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> But if you're interested in it, I can post the code as it is together with
> the scene file I used to create this image.
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Of course having some documentation would be better, but anything is
better than nothing...
> > For radiosity you should add a sky or a different environent.
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> I am not shure if I mentioned it but the final scene will use only few
> sprays and not a complete fern. Additionally there will be no vase or
> whatever. These renders are plain tests.
I just wanted to say that without a sky or other environment you won't get
a good effect from radiosity. Whether complete fern or not is not
important.
Christoph
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Hi,
let's make a vote for the colour discussion:
Left hand image is a fern in the shadow (like on the floor of a wood).
Right hand image is like a fern in the sun (the sun is peeking through the
trees).
which one do you prefer?
regards
SY
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> let's make a vote for the colour discussion:
> Left hand image is a fern in the shadow (like on the floor of a wood).
> Right hand image is like a fern in the sun (the sun is peeking through the
> trees).
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> which one do you prefer?
Right side, sunlit. However, to me the colors are too faded. But I keep
trying to go by memory of this type of fern I always saw in the wild while
living in western Washington.
I found a gallery of fern photos and Royal Fern seems to be closest I saw
there to yours.
http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/ferns/osmundarega.html
The color in the photo isn't as I recall it either though, far too
emerald-like. It's not easy to convey color in writing. If I were to say a
color that I think fits it would probably be like Forest Green or Green4 as
seen at:
http://users.rcn.com/giant.interport//COLOR/1ColorSpecifier.html
Another pic of similar fern but also emerald-colored (to me):
http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/ferns/aspleniumplat.html
bob h
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My first thought was "right", but on closer inspection, the left one
looks more real somehow. Hmmm...
I think I'll go with left.
>
> Hi,
>
> let's make a vote for the colour discussion:
> Left hand image is a fern in the shadow (like on the floor of a wood).
> Right hand image is like a fern in the sun (the sun is peeking through the
> trees).
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> I found a gallery of fern photos and Royal Fern seems to be closest I saw
> there to yours.
Thanks for your interesting links. It's amazing how many sites one can find
for ferns :-)
Indeed the pic's you linked are more similar to the left trace. This is not
really surprising for me since the color matches almost exactly the fern I
have in my living room.
I think it really depends on the surroundings. The leaves are a bit
translucent and get brighter when sun is coming up and are darker in case of
a shadowed place.
Recently I saw an other fern in a restaurant which was as yellowish-green as
the lightes parts of the right trace. Pretty much difference in colouring
obviously...
thanks for voting :-)
regards
SY
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> My first thought was "right", but on closer inspection, the left one
> looks more real somehow. Hmmm...
> I think I'll go with left.
I have the same problem :-)
Indeed the vote seems to be unfair. As already discussed the colour depends
heavily on the light situation. For the given scene the left one is more
realistic since it is a quite dark area around the fern which makes the
leaves dark.
The right one would be very realistic in a wood scene, between trees with
bright sunrays breaking through the trees (in fact this is the scene I want
to model for the final pic).
Try to imagine this environment and you'll see that it is more realistic
than the left one.
Strange, isn't it?
thanks for voting,
regards
SY
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Right, I think you are right about imagining the context. When that is done,
the right looks more appropriate.
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I prefer the right hand one and I still think it looks un-watered. but
the right-hand one looks more real.
Is
> Hi,
>
> let's make a vote for the colour discussion:
> Left hand image is a fern in the shadow (like on the floor of a wood).
> Right hand image is like a fern in the sun (the sun is peeking through the
> trees).
>
> which one do you prefer?
>
> regards
> SY
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> which one do you prefer?
right
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The right. its more realistic than the left one.
Gary
news:3c63a713@news.povray.org...
> Hi,
>
> let's make a vote for the colour discussion:
> Left hand image is a fern in the shadow (like on the floor of a wood).
> Right hand image is like a fern in the sun (the sun is peeking through the
> trees).
>
> which one do you prefer?
>
> regards
> SY
>
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