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Easy to tell which desk is yours! :-) A wonderfully real image - bravo!!!
Bill
"Jaime Vives Piqueres" <jai### [at] ignorancia org> wrote in message
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> Jaime
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Awesome Rolex!
How long did you work on this image in total? Hours/Days/Months/Years?
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"Tim Nikias v2.0"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>
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Outstanding as always, Jaime!
Florian
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Tim Nikias wrote:
> Awesome Rolex!
Not really that photorealistic, but thanks anyhow!
> How long did you work on this image in total? Hours/Days/Months/Years?
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It's very difficult to say how many time I've been working on this
scene... It was started at least 2 years ago, but I've been working on
it very sporadically. In total, taking out the time it was stalled,
perhaps 3 or 4 months.
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Jaime - fantastic! Well done.
~Steve~
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Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Hi all:
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> I got my old office scene finished thanks to Wings3d. I used this
> scene to practice/discover techniques with Wings3d, creating some more
> objects that were somewhat challenging to do with CSG.
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> I'm going to do the final render at this size but with better
> radiosity settings, to get ride of the artifacts on the walls upper parts.
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> P.S.: Yes, the boss in not coming to the office today... ;)
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> Jaime
As always, you are the best.
Difficult to say if it is a real photography or a rendered picture.
I particulary like the pov sticker and the painting of one of your render
with the oranges.
Are you smoker ?
Good job.
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WOW! Jaime my jaw hit the floor when I say this... and it's still there
:) I'm glad you finished it, this totally knocked my socks off.
I like how it's very photorealistic, but at the same time has this
surreal feel to it.. its hard to explain. Maybe it's the high color
saturation, but I think it's something more than just that. In any case
I love that look. Do you know what I mean?
I also like the "No POV-ing" sign :-)
George
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Hi Jaime,
With little analysis, I'm able to see were is your desk. You are a rules
breaker: You are not suppose to smoke, neither poving in this office. I was
wondering why you were not sitting at your desk, but it's pretty obvious:
you were taking the picture with your camera.....
Great and superb work, as always the lighting is pretty clever.
Ciao!
Mart
Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignoranciaorg> wrote in
news:41038bdb@news.povray.org:
> I got my old office scene finished thanks to Wings3d. I used this
> scene to practice/discover techniques with Wings3d, creating some more
> objects that were somewhat challenging to do with CSG.
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Martin Belair <bad### [at] hotmailDOTcom> wrote in
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> With little analysis, I'm able to see were is your desk.
Oupss.... see were is your desk = where is
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Excellent!
I like the lighting and the semi-reflective floor.
And details like the curly cable of the telephone...
(Strange that I get the odd impression that the clock on the wall
is elliptical and wider than high...)
Wolfgang
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