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Jaime Vives Piqueres <jai### [at] ignorancia org> wrote:
> Here is a more blurred version (roughness x10). This one took 5h... not
> bad if you think the whole image is filled with blurred reflections.
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> Thnaks again, CLipka... I'm already envisioning lots of things to do
> with this beautiful feature.
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> jaime
Hi Jaime,
A great demo of what this new feature can do.
Sean
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Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
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jaime
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On 1-12-2013 9:11, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
Ah, why not indeed? I always try to increase render time ;-)
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> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
Absolutely.
Thomas
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On 12/01/2013 03:11 AM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
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> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
>
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> jaime
nice variation on the original scene!
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I can't help it, I still do like your original image with its beautiful
clean raytraced reflections much more. But the new garland is indeed
better ;)
-Ive
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The last is really a good image, Christmas come... I don't say the two others
are bad, they are just less impressive.
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Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
I've never seen baubles like this but very nice ;)
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> Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
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>> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
>> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
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> I've never seen baubles like this but very nice ;)
Yes, they must be rare because I was not able to find any reference
images, but I remember having one of these on my hands many years ago:
it looked like it was done with a lot of metallic yarn, very thin and
wired very tight.
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Jaime
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> I can't help it, I still do like your original image with its beautiful
> clean raytraced reflections much more.
Yeah... if something fits perfect raytraced reflections, it must be
christmas baubles.
> But the new garland is indeed better ;)
It's just bigger, but as they say: bigger it's better. ;)
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Jaime
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On 12/01/2013 03:11 AM, Jaime Vives Piqueres wrote:
> Another advantage of blurred reflection: you can combine it with
> micronormals if you feel your scenes still render too fast... ;)
>
> BTW, the new aa is doing very fine on this one (+a0.0 +am3).
>
> --
> jaime
Cool. I too remember ornaments like this from years past.
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