Andrew the Orchid <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> So folks... which do you prefer? "Star" (first image) or "Sparkle"
> (second image)? I did try the others - most of them look rather silly.
> As you'd expect, really; after all, a tiny fairy light is nowhere near
> as bright as a "sun"! ;-)

Stars. Has a softer, more natural feel.

If I ever get any time to do any more raytracing I'll have to try out that
lens flare macro.

RG - currently beset by a major attack of real life

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There seems to be a parallel universe in moray.binaries
Steve Shelby - 'Tree with lights with halos' etc around 2003/11/02-04
DLM

"Andrew the Orchid" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message 
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> Now using Chris Colefax's most excellent lense flare dealy.
>
> These images have a wonderfully sharp, crisp, clear quality [which the
> JPEG things you're seeing quite fail to convery].
>
> So folks... which do you prefer? "Star" (first image) or "Sparkle"
> (second image)? I did try the others - most of them look rather silly.
> As you'd expect, really; after all, a tiny fairy light is nowhere near
> as bright as a "sun"! ;-)
>
> I might even get into building a custom version... but I think next I'll
> probably try to work out how to turn on area lights.
>
> Andrew.
>


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On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 14:36:44 -0500, "dlm" <me### [at] addressinvalid> wrote:

>There seems to be a parallel universe in moray.binaries
>Steve Shelby - 'Tree with lights with halos' etc around 2003/11/02-04
>DLM

I didn't want to mention that. The wheel mk2 might be better :-)
Also I got this message
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Regards
        Stephen

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