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> As a side-note: you do know that images of sun-spots etc
> wouldn't be able to capture the earth as well, as the lens has
> to be fairly darkened to not get overlit at once...
Of course I know, but I thougt you were willing to allow for
some artistic freedom ...
To say it with your own words:
> I'm going more for an
> artistic view, with overexagheration, than a physically
"""""""""""""
> correct and realistic view.
Sputnik
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:-) Caught me there!
I just wanted a nice and warm sun, something
which would give a comfortable feeling. Too
much physical reality or too much detail loses
that. IMHO simplicity sometimes has better
artistic story than detailed overexaggeration...
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Tim Nikias v2.0
Homepage: http://www.digitaltwilight.de/no_lights
Email: Tim### [at] gmx de
> > As a side-note: you do know that images of sun-spots etc
> > wouldn't be able to capture the earth as well, as the lens has
> > to be fairly darkened to not get overlit at once...
>
> Of course I know, but I thougt you were willing to allow for
> some artistic freedom ...
>
> To say it with your own words:
>
> > I'm going more for an
> > artistic view, with overexagheration, than a physically
> """""""""""""
> > correct and realistic view.
>
> Sputnik
>
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