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Published: 2006-10-10 13:42:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 3050; Favourites: 60; Downloads: 32
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Ha, yeah sometimes I can overdo the grain
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Thanks, hey, it might take me a little while to answer all your comments, but I will get there, in time
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its all good ^-^
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heh, people in photography always do everything to remove the disturbing noise, and people in digital art - CG, always put there some, to achieve a look like a real photo...
interesting
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You were never going to upload this?
Dude. Seriously.
The noise is bothersome but the concept rapes ne problems out of the picture!
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lol thanks, I think it looked crap so the noise was done in photoshop
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You mustv just woken up when u thot that cuz that is a pretty damn powerful picture!
N that DD was crazy good. i was thinking NO WAY this is VRayed!
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Awesome stuff (Y)
I have ACAD, C4D, 3DS 09, Rhino n Sketchup on my comp atm.
Only ever used ACAD n Sketchup
But VRAY for that was REALLY powerful, so im thinking for PROPER 3D software's it must be a typhoon in terms of performance.
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it just does rendering, I use 3dsmax for making models etc
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Yeah i know
But its powerful rendering thats wat im saying.
3D max is a doozy.
I had to make a simple, no materials facade of a house for an assignment n i ended up giving up n making it on CAD!
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lol yeah I think cad is better suited to stuff like that
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except of some noise bothered me, composition looks nice.
i think you can rethink it again
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ah yeah that was just a test, I wasn't ever really going to upload it 
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This is very nifty. Would be perfect for a background on a computer. Great job.
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thanks, you can use it if you really want lol
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love the depth of field! you're really good, i should get my rendering system to a stage where you can use it
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Again.. GI rulez!
Nice one.
About the grain/moise.
It reminds me on the LightTracer in 3D Max.
When set to low settings...
It makes then a weird compromise
between speed and artistic feel...
Best
Igor
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Dude! Thats awesome!
The grain is a nice effect, it reminds me of those documentary's where they show the inside of the lung.
It also reminds me of The Downward Spiral - Nine Inch Nails... Although it's hard to tell if it's a spiral.
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whoaa loving the color and the twisttt 
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I thought this one was a photo! Awesome render
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blurriness makes it kind of mysterious... i like this
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Reminds me of the blue stuff in the stargate
very cool
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Bloody impressive render, this really does look like a moody macro photograph. The grain truly does look great in this image, you've done it again!
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You have some very strange ideas and yet the results you achieve are great
Very nicely done S.F
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they are all pretty much tests, messing around, experiments 
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It's the only way to learn
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the grainy/noisy render kinda ruins an otherwise very nice concept
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I can't agree. I think the grainy look makes it very cool. It gives and intriguing dimension to the image - more than sharp edges that's for sure...
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in my opinion the grain is what makes this interesting! i think it adds a lot to this "photo feeling" mainly achieved by the great dof.
i ike it a lot!
^esc
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i usually don't mind grain, but i think it's overused in this one
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I'd like to know how you are doing these wired mesh renders... Do you just use splines?
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particles really, the splines just show thier path
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Shweet.... You must teach me the ways, great master!
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