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Published: 2005-05-30 03:19:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 944; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 89
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Overhead render of Mount St. Helens with a Martian-type surface. I love this terrain, as it is so wonderfully detailed...well, being a 4097x4097 it should be! I really like that you can see the old lava flows off of the volcano.4097x4097 DEM terrain of Mount St. Helens downloaded from Terranuts
Rendersize: 4000x3000
Rendertime: about 6 hours
Postwork: resizing and sharpening in photoshop
Enjoy! I hope you like it!
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Comments: 25
Wooow, Great pic!
You CAN see the old lava flows from the 1800's and 1900's and stuff.
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Very cool! A tad...just a tad, like the width of a hair to sharp for my preferece, but nevertheless a truely awesome render.
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Thank you very much my friend! I appreciate the comment and suggestion!
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Wah, how do you always get your overhead renders to look so nice? Mine always look icky...
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Wow, it could almost be a satellite photo of post apocalyptic Earth, interesting choice of surface map and view.
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Thanks bud! I like that idea!
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I'm curious - was this generated by terregen itself or something like world machine? Or did the guys at terrenuts actually went and used geological data? it's superbly detailed...
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Whoever created the terrain used actual U.S. Geological Service data, so it's very accurate. Thanks!
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Uhm, it's perfect 
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Yeah,
Sometimes overhead renders can be a bit of a pain to render correctly as you have to be exactly precise in the camera location. It looks like you pulled it off perfectly in this piece, though. I gotta give you credit for that.
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Thank you very much! I appreciate the 
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