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Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
enjoy ;-)
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Interesting. I like it.
(Nice touch adding the fettling line to the ball.)
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Excellent !
I love it.
255
LightBeam wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
>
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255 a écrit :
> Excellent !
> I love it.
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> 255
Thanks. I have a question: Are you the 8 bit man ?
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The rubbery texture is perfect. You can almost feel it.
Steve Klebs
www.cloudinthesky.com
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It is a very interesting picture creation. It has something. I guess, the
connected plates on the ground are the key why your creation is interesting
to look at. Well done! A good sense for shapes, colors, and surface details.
Hmmm. and if you replaced the one metal connection with maybe, let's say,
five a bit smaller ones? Not sure, though. Just an idea.
Greetings,
Sven
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"LightBeam" <s.f### [at] tiscali fr> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:4489cc28$1@news.povray.org...
> Thanks. I have a question: Are you the 8 bit man ?
Hmmm. Let's hope he can dispose of more than only 8 bits. I wish it for
him...
;-)
Sven
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in news:4489b124@news.povray.org LightBeam wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
Definately not an abstract. Very nice though!
Ingo
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Could you explain a bit how you implemented the lighting in this
image? As far as I can see, lighting is the one single element
(besides focal blur) that makes the image very photorealistic.
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Warp a écrit :
> Could you explain a bit how you implemented the lighting in this
> image? As far as I can see, lighting is the one single element
> (besides focal blur) that makes the image very photorealistic.
HDRi... ;-)
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LightBeam wrote:
> Warp a écrit :
>> Could you explain a bit how you implemented the lighting in this
>> image? As far as I can see, lighting is the one single element
>> (besides focal blur) that makes the image very photorealistic.
>
> HDRi... ;-)
HDRI alone is not enough to explain shadows and some of the lighting.
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Warp a écrit :
> LightBeam wrote:
>> Warp a écrit :
>>> Could you explain a bit how you implemented the lighting in this
>>> image? As far as I can see, lighting is the one single element
>>> (besides focal blur) that makes the image very photorealistic.
>>
>> HDRi... ;-)
>
> HDRI alone is not enough to explain shadows and some of the lighting.
The only light source :
sphere {0.0, 1000.0
pigment {image_map {hdr "kitchen_probe" map_type 7}}
finish {ambient 0.5}
rotate y*-80.0
no_image
}
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LightBeam wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
Wow! I love this kind of stuff!
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Thomas Lake wrote:
> LightBeam wrote:
>> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
>> enjoy ;-)
>
> Wow! I love this kind of stuff!
The only other comment I have is about Thunderbird, how come they still
don't implement threading properly after all this time!!! Inexcusable!
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Hey!
No photographs allowed in this forum!
LightBeam <s.f### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
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Orchid XP v2 <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> Interesting. I like it.
>
> (Nice touch adding the fettling line to the ball.)
A new word for me: "fettling." I had to look it up.
And I agree. Nice touch, nice picture!
Dave Matthews
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Thomas Lake wrote:
> Thomas Lake wrote:
>
>> LightBeam wrote:
>>
>>> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
>>> enjoy ;-)
>>
>>
>> Wow! I love this kind of stuff!
>
>
> The only other comment I have is about Thunderbird, how come they still
> don't implement threading properly after all this time!!! Inexcusable!
Works for me, you must have threading deselected.
Go to: View->Threads and there are several options. Mine is set for
"all".
-=- Larry -=-
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Larry Hudson wrote:
> Works for me, you must have threading deselected.
> Go to: View->Threads and there are several options. Mine is set for
> "all".
No the threads are displayed correctly but Thunderbird doesn't implement
thread ID based threading. It sorts threads by their subject title
instead. Therefore if you make a post with the same name as a previous
post Thunderbird will show it as a reply to the previous post of the
same name instead of as a new Thread like it should. The thread we are
in now is from 2000 originally and Thunderbird keeps tacking on each
subsequent post with the title 'Abstract' to that original thread.
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Thomas Lake wrote:
> Larry Hudson wrote:
>> Works for me, you must have threading deselected.
>> Go to: View->Threads and there are several options. Mine is set
>> for "all".
>
> No the threads are displayed correctly but Thunderbird doesn't implement
> thread ID based threading. It sorts threads by their subject title
> instead. Therefore if you make a post with the same name as a previous
> post Thunderbird will show it as a reply to the previous post of the
> same name instead of as a new Thread like it should. The thread we are
> in now is from 2000 originally and Thunderbird keeps tacking on each
> subsequent post with the title 'Abstract' to that original thread.
Actually, they do implement thread ID based threading: if you reply
to a post and change the subject, it will still be shown in the
right thread. However, they also implement a workaround for other
newsreaders that don't set thread ID. All that's lacking is a way to
turn that #*!@ feature OFF!
Jerome
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LightBeam <s.f### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
Simply gorgeous.
Whenever I see such a beautiful, photorealistic image as this, the very
first thought that pops into my mind is: How many *days* would my poor
little Pentium II box be chugging away on such an image?! That irritating
bit of reality always keeps me from attempting such scenes. :-(
What was the total render time?
Ken W.
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Kenneth a écrit :
> LightBeam <s.f### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
>> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
>> enjoy ;-)
>
> Simply gorgeous.
>
> Whenever I see such a beautiful, photorealistic image as this, the very
> first thought that pops into my mind is: How many *days* would my poor
> little Pentium II box be chugging away on such an image?! That irritating
> bit of reality always keeps me from attempting such scenes. :-(
>
> What was the total render time?
>
> Ken W.
It tooks approx. 1h40 to render on my AMD64 4400+ (one single processor
used)
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Fantastic pic - love it !!!
Any chance you could post the source?
Adrian
(www.squaretomato.co.uk/povray)
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LightBeam <s.f### [at] tiscalifr> wrote:
> Comments welcome. No more work on it for me...
> enjoy ;-)
Stunning picture - I love it. Wish I had noticed it several months ago!
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