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Thanks for the advice for using media -- I'll certainly take this into account
in my next image. (I'm really grateful, if this reduces my render-time a little)
I fear, I described the problem of the reflection wrong .. the problem wasn't,
that the reflection was blurred, neither, that i wanted it to be blurred.
The problem was, that the media wasn't reflected. (I blurred it to avoid, that
this problem attracted too much attention.)
I attached a small image, which i hope describes the problem better. On the left
is the image, PovRay rendered .. and on the right is, what I think, the Image
should look like. Propably I just didn't set some value the right way -- or have
some error in my understanding of the reflection of light.
(I get the feeling, this isn't the right place to ask questions -- more like, to
show images -- so ... sorry if i use this to get this question answered)
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