Mike Raiford wrote:
> More media stuff..
> 
> This time it's Milk. I think... Does it look convincingly like milk?
> 

Almost, but it looks very good even now! The upper bright layer makes it 
look like there is some "thinner" liquid on top of milk. Could you post 
an example with not so hard/bright lighting?

A few questons:

1. Is this done with regular Pov 3.6?

2. How did you scale the milk itself? Is it slightly bigger or slightly 
smaller than the container?

Severi S

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Severi Salminen wrote:
> Mike Raiford wrote:
> 
>> More media stuff..
>>
>> This time it's Milk. I think... Does it look convincingly like milk?
>>
> 
> Almost, but it looks very good even now! The upper bright layer makes it 
> look like there is some "thinner" liquid on top of milk. Could you post 
> an example with not so hard/bright lighting?

I'll post another later. I'll probably bump up the area lights and run 
it overnight.

> A few questons:
> 
> 1. Is this done with regular Pov 3.6?

Yes. The media is painfully slow, though.

> 2. How did you scale the milk itself? Is it slightly bigger or slightly 
> smaller than the container?

I have always scaled the liquid slightly larger than the inner surface 
of the container.

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> Marc Jacquier wrote:
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> >
> > Do I guess right if I do your drinks are amber couloured?  ;-)
> >
>

> much fun to render. hmmm. I guess tea *is* amber colored.
>
>   -Shay

Argh missed!

Tea is more or less deep amber indeed but you know it wasn't what I had in
mind
Sorry :-)

Marc

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Hi Mike,

this looks similar to milk: I think it's too
transmissive, esp. the meniscus has a
strange transparent (or dark) part --
see attached picture.

   Sputnik

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20:17... :

>Hi Mike,
>
>this looks similar to milk: I think it's too
>transmissive, esp. the meniscus has a
>strange transparent (or dark) part --
>see attached picture.
>
>   Sputnik
>
>
>  
>
Just looking at a glass of 2% milk. A little yellower and a hint of a 
darker line like the one that you show. For me, it look very good as 
skim milk witch is whiter.

Alain

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Mike Raiford wrote:
> More media stuff..
> 
> This time it's Milk. I think... Does it look convincingly like milk?

   Yes, very milky, although it seems to have a bit of water on it... :)

--
Jaime

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