Here's Ok ? I hope...

KT (France)


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> "Kzerphii Toomk" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> > Using Moray 3.2 Press, PovRay 3.1, Amorphium 1.0
> > and Picture Publisher 8 (pastel).
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>    "Page cannot be displayed" Kzerphii.
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>         ~Steve~
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> > KT (France)
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"Kzerphii Toomk" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> Here's Ok ? I hope...

   Bingo! :) And very nice too Kzerphii. How did you do this effect?

    ~Steve~

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Thanks.

I render with PovRay, and open the Bmp file with
PicturePublisher 8.

I change contrast and light (and tonality).I use "pastel"
filter (in french...) high fidelity and little pencil.

I create a mask with clouds (high fidelity) and paste
it on the picture.

Then I make two copies of this new image. On one I
put wind filter on left AND on right.

I put same filter on the second copy but after rotate 90
left and before rotate 90 right.

I mix the two copies. Copy the mixed image and paste

"Lightness" in english?).

I think it's all.

Sorry but my PP8 is a french version and I don't remember the english terms...

And my english is not rich...;-)

KT (France)


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> "Kzerphii Toomk" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> > Here's Ok ? I hope...
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>    Bingo! :) And very nice too Kzerphii. How did you do this effect?
>
>     ~Steve~
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Kzerphii Toomk wrote:

> Using Moray 3.2 Press, PovRay 3.1, Amorphium 1.0
> and Picture Publisher 8 (pastel).

Yeah, really nice effect !

May we see the initial picture (rendered with povray), before the 
post-process ? Thank you !

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> Sorry but my PP8 is a french version and I don't remember the english
terms...
>
> And my english is not rich...;-)

a picture is worth a thousand words, anyway :) Its a good image, nice use of
post processing.

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"Kzerphii Toomk" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> Thanks.
>
> I render with PovRay, and open the Bmp file with
> PicturePublisher 8.

   <snipped>

    That's a cool way. I have PS5LE, so I'll have to play around with
this.


> I mix the two copies. Copy the mixed image and paste

> "Lightness" in english?).

   Hmm... My French isn't too hot, but I would guess so.

>
> I think it's all.
>
> Sorry but my PP8 is a french version and I don't remember the
english terms...
>
> And my english is not rich...;-)

   You're doing just fine... Nice image.

     ~Steve~


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> KT (France)

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On Tue, 7 Jan 2003 20:42:41 -0000, St. <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote:
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> "St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:3e1b3afa@news.povray.org...
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>>    "Page cannot be displayed" Kzerphii.
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>     You've got '5%AA' just before .jpg in your filename.

so?  I don't get it.  why can't it be displayed?
it's a perfectly valid image.
does your news reader crash and burn when it sees '%'?

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Thanks.

Here is the picture before Post-Process.

In the foreground, the wooden spoon was modelled
with Amorphium 1.0 but it seems finally
a bacon or chicken piece... It needs another texture.

KT (France)


> Kzerphii Toomk wrote:
>
> > Using Moray 3.2 Press, PovRay 3.1, Amorphium 1.0
> > and Picture Publisher 8 (pastel).
>
> Yeah, really nice effect !
>
> May we see the initial picture (rendered with povray), before the
> post-process ? Thank you !
>
> --
> Jul### [at] cnedraorg
> http://www.cnedra.org
>

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I use too color noise, white noise and black noise...

KT

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Very, very nice. I don't really "get" still life, so the meaning is lost to
me, but the picture is beautiful.

 -Shay

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