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Or maybe just an inward chuckle ;)
The scene was rendered in two passes. The first uses a technique I
recently discovered for blending an image into the background. This
gives me more flexibility than fog, and renders faster than media. It
uses Rune's increasingly useful illusion.inc. The second pass uses a new
version of my luminous_bloom code, which is almost ready for deployment
to the community.
Questions, comments, etc :)
Sam
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hey! it's the fellow from the stereogram! :D
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nemesis wrote:
> hey! it's the fellow from the stereogram! :D
Yeah, poor guy was made of clay all along :)
Sam
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Nice !
Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
beautiful images.
Thibaut
stbenge a écrit :
> Or maybe just an inward chuckle ;)
>
> The scene was rendered in two passes. The first uses a technique I
> recently discovered for blending an image into the background. This
> gives me more flexibility than fog, and renders faster than media. It
> uses Rune's increasingly useful illusion.inc. The second pass uses a new
> version of my luminous_bloom code, which is almost ready for deployment
> to the community.
>
> Questions, comments, etc :)
>
> Sam
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
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Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:
> Nice !
>
> Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
> and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
> beautiful images.
I can only second that. Very nice job!
Regards,
Florian
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I think I dont understand your technique but anyway, it is a great image in all
senses
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stbenge schrieb:
> Questions, comments, etc :)
Made it on my desktop as wallpaper...
So short,
Bonsai
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Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:
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> Nice !
>
> Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
> and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
> beautiful images.
>
Thank you for the kind words, Thibaut. I need to work on larger images
instead of all these small or unfinished projects I have laying around.
Sam
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Florian Brucker wrote:
> Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:
>> Nice !
>>
>> Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
>> and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
>> beautiful images.
>
> I can only second that. Very nice job!
Thanks!
Sam
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kike wrote:
> I think I dont understand your technique but anyway, it is a great image in all
> senses
Thank you. I'll probably post a zip containing the POV files required to
use the technique. No tutorial for this one.
Sam
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Bonsai wrote:
> stbenge schrieb:
>> Questions, comments, etc :)
>
> Made it on my desktop as wallpaper...
Yeah, I have it there too, but it only reminds me of all the little
changes I could make to improve it. ;P
Sam
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wow, that's great.
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stbenge nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2007/12/21 00:32:
> Or maybe just an inward chuckle ;)
>
> The scene was rendered in two passes. The first uses a technique I
> recently discovered for blending an image into the background. This
> gives me more flexibility than fog, and renders faster than media. It
> uses Rune's increasingly useful illusion.inc. The second pass uses a new
> version of my luminous_bloom code, which is almost ready for deployment
> to the community.
>
> Questions, comments, etc :)
>
> Sam
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
It looks like a snowman on the beach or in the desert!
--
Alain
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No man or woman is worth your tears, and the one who is, won't make you cry.
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Ross wrote:
> wow, that's great.
>
Thanks!
Sam
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Alain wrote:
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> It looks like a snowman on the beach or in the desert!
Maybe I should have made one from dung beetle nursuries :)
Sam
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When I defocus my eyes just a bit, I can see a blue and green noise pattern!
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So, why are your "just for laughs" renders higher quality
than some other peoples serious attempts? Pfff ... ;)
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Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> When I defocus my eyes just a bit, I can see a blue and green noise pattern!
Hmm, I see no such thing... could you be a little more specific?
Sam
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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> So, why are your "just for laughs" renders higher quality
> than some other peoples serious attempts? Pfff ... ;)
Maybe it's the luminous bloom, maybe it's the radiosity or the faked
volumetrics... I don't know :(
Sam
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stbenge wrote:
> Greg M. Johnson wrote:
>> When I defocus my eyes just a bit, I can see a blue and green noise
>> pattern!
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> Hmm, I see no such thing... could you be a little more specific?
>
> Sam
Just for laughs!
Defocus eyes on your noise pattern, and snowman emerges.
So, defocus your eyes on full-color rendering of snowman, and blue noise
pattern emerges.
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Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> stbenge wrote:
>> Greg M. Johnson wrote:
>>> When I defocus my eyes just a bit, I can see a blue and green noise
>>> pattern!
>> Hmm, I see no such thing... could you be a little more specific?
> Just for laughs!
> Defocus eyes on your noise pattern, and snowman emerges.
> So, defocus your eyes on full-color rendering of snowman, and blue noise
> pattern emerges.
Oh, I see now. Didn't realize you were making a joke :)
Sam
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Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:
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> Nice !
>
> Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
> and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
> beautiful images.
>
> Thibaut
>
It's the old(?) fact that when you spot "Benge" as a sender from this
group, you already know you're going to see something very impressive.
Nice job Sam, once again :).
--
Eero "Aero" Ahonen
http://www.zbxt.net
aer### [at] removethis zbxtnetinvalid
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Eero Ahonen wrote:
> Thibaut Jonckheere wrote:
>> Nice !
>>
>> Im am impressed, as usual, by the combination of your artistic talent
>> and your technical inventivity. Please continue to produce new and
>> beautiful images.
>
> It's the old(?) fact that when you spot "Benge" as a sender from this
> group, you already know you're going to see something very impressive.
>
> Nice job Sam, once again :).
You guys are too kind. Thanks!
Sam
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