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Man, post the code! :)
Grim
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> Man, post the code! :)
>
> Grim
Thanks!:-)
Well as I mentioned before this scene has over 150MB of meshes in them and I
don't think people would be happy if I posted those:) Specifically the
following objects are meshes:
Microwave
Dishwasher
Stove
Sink
Teapot
Butchers Knife
Hanging Lamp shade
Desk Lamp
All the other stuff is native Pov. I can post the code if you don't mind
those objects missing. Also I use Moray so the resulting scene file is right
handed. Oh and there are also some image maps in there.
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> This is 95 to 100% photorealistic, IMO.
:-)
> AA is pretty good. If you're concerned about the moire for the final
image,
> you should do a double, triple, or quadruple resolution render of just the
> blinds, and then scale them down in photoshop or something and paste them
on
> top of the original image.
I thought of that but the problem is that the blinds take up most of the
rendering time for the image anyways. For this render it took over 2 days to
finish the blinds, about 38% of the image, the rest took a hair under a day
so I wouldn't be saving a huge amount of time by not rendering the rest of
the scene.
> There are very minor flaws that i could be really picky about, but I think
> this could pass for a photo. I think the dishwashing liquid container
needs
> a label of some sort.
Yes I noticed this too, also its shape is somewhat cartoony which is only
accentuated by the lack of a label.
> I'd like to see you post this somewhere and claim it's a photo and see how
> people react =) but i'm just like that. =)
hehe.
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> Beautiful render. Great attention to detail.
Thanks!
> Do you think that kitchen is a signifier for "mother"?
Do you mean a metaphor? Hmm well I didn't plan it out with that in mind but
I can see where you are coming from, I was going for a warm intimate cozy
feeling which when combined with the setting could stand as a metaphor for
mother I guess.
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> Microwave
> Dishwasher
> Stove
> Sink
> Teapot
> Butchers Knife
> Hanging Lamp shade
> Desk Lamp
+=Toaster Oven
+=Phone
+=Toaster
+=Dish Liquid Container
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One thing I just noticed about this image is that it seems to be very colour
temperature dependant. It does't look right unless viewed with a monitor
colour temp of 6500k, this is the setting I always use so I didn't notice
this until viewing it at 9300 on someone elses monitor.
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"Slime" <slm### [at] slimeland com> wrote in message
news:3ce71b1f$1@news.povray.org...
> This is 95 to 100% photorealistic, IMO.
>
> AA is pretty good. If you're concerned about the moire for the final
image,
> you should do a double, triple, or quadruple resolution render of just the
> blinds, and then scale them down in photoshop or something and paste them
on
> top of the original image.
>
> There are very minor flaws that i could be really picky about, but I think
> this could pass for a photo. I think the dishwashing liquid container
needs
> a label of some sort.
>
> I'd like to see you post this somewhere and claim it's a photo and see how
> people react =) but i'm just like that. =)
I'm not an expert of any sort, but two main things come to mind that strive
against this image looking like a photo, for me at least.
Firstly my own digital camera doesn't takes pictures with this kind of a
viewing angle. Look at the upper left for example. The second thing is that
it looks too artificial with no dirt or any kind of non-perfect aspects in
it. Maybe I'm just adjusted to our kitchen. :)
This third thing isn't maybe what your after, but I think the lighting is
just too dim for a kitchen environment, but it could be that the main lights
aren't on.
For the focal blur you need apertive and blur_samples to enable it.
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Oh and great image and lots of detail. ;)
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Thomas Lake wrote:
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> Do you mean a metaphor? Hmm well I didn't plan it out with that in mind but
> I can see where you are coming from, I was going for a warm intimate cozy
> feeling which when combined with the setting could stand as a metaphor for
> mother I guess.
I meant signifier as in: symbol for, reference to, reminder of. But the idea
of metaphor with associated feelings in common is just as interesting. You put
a LOT of work into that picture. Just wondering where the meaning might lay.
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"Thomas Lake" <tla### [at] REMOVE-THISshawca> wrote in message
news:3ce712c8@news.povray.org...
The teapot is too small...
Very nice image though. I like.
~Steve~
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