Attached Link: http://www.curiouslabs.com/article/articleview/1382/1/580?sbss=580

There are tabs on the right, and the bottom one is "features". The last item is "more features". Click on the icon and you get to a page with a list:

Lighting

• New Point Lights
• New Revolve control for lights
• Set specular & diffuse controls for individual lights. For example, use a diffuse only negative light to darken a specific area of any 3D scene.

That page has some of the other things we are commenting on, such as this one:

• Depth of Field is enhanced, with new camera controls to achieve the effect of a real camera lens.

Now I am a real photographer. My trusty Minolta SRT101 died after 23 years of hard service and I replaced it with a Nikon F2. I need a camera which will survive a war if it is going to go into the wilderness with me. Hard granite and soft desert talcum powder sands are both destructive. I also have a little digital (my gallery pictures are being taken with it), but it doesn't have any of the controls I'm used to: like being able to manipulate exactly is in focus and how much light is entering and the fun stuff like turning water to milk and the sky purple. So if the rendering controls allow me to shoot a scene with some expectation that the analogy between them is more than a name, I'll be a happy camper.

Carolly

Message edited on: 03/11/2005 07:50