clik the main camera you will see"focal turn focal to about 180 to 300 dollyz will pull the image back so you can see it make sure you run over to runtimedna and get some there very nice lights render your image like i sed in the render tip and wow you have a very nice real render try it and see and post how you did hugz

here is a image of the cam tip and render tip Now i want to see how you did i did not postwork on the image and used Radiance Pro Light System outdoor07 hugz http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=960714

I have found that a focal length of 100 is good enough for most scenes. The higher focal numbers can make scenes look strange if there is a lot of depth in the scene, like a street scene for example, for a scene like that, you would be better making the focal length 100 or sometimes even less, depending on the scene.

I use a focal of 30 for street & architecture scenes,I find it adds depth..depends what your after I guess

Fantastic example image!! Can you tell me please where the Radiance Pro Lights are? Thanks! :) Irene

Ty for posting guys
Them tips I'm sure will go a long way and help a lot of ppl
hugz the Radiance Pro Light System By danae i bought here in the mp

Message edited on: 05/20/2005 08:16

Traveler's got a boatload in Free RDNA, I'm sure others do as well..

Thanks for the info, I'll give that a try. Any other tips like that will be appreciated. jlovesart2 aka JBWStar