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Thread: Architectural textures........is there any interset? | Forum: MarketPlace Showcase
Thanks Giana. I will probably have to shoot some more to get a decent collection together. I think it would definitely focus on crappy/industrial/worn stuff rather than clean facades.
Thread: Black and white pictures | Forum: Photography
Thread: Black and white pictures | Forum: Photography
Attached Link: http://www.russellbrown.com/tips/photoshop.html
Oh, and try this one too. It's extremely detailed.Thread: Black and white pictures | Forum: Photography
Attached Link: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/
Try this. There's a tutorial on there called Better B and W. Just search through the tutorial list.Thread: alpha plane | Forum: Vue
There's no such thing as cheating in 3D. Anybody who says any differently is having a lend of himself. If the image looks good, that's all that counts.
Thread: What Is This? | Forum: Vue
A terrain object is different to a ground plane. Think of the ground plane as a sort of base line reference point. If you delete the ground plane and load or create a terrain object, depending on your camera viewpoint, the terrain might appear to be floating in mid air. The ground plane gives you nice simple geometry to avoid this.
Thread: What Is This? | Forum: Vue
That would be your ground plane. Delete the ground plane and that little graphic will disappear.
Thread: Get Real - Make the Leap into XfrogPlants! | Forum: MarketPlace Showcase
I have something coming soon you may be interested in Laurie(If I can get my product renders done!)
Thread: Botanica: Trees and plants now availabe | Forum: MarketPlace Showcase
Attached Link: http://market.renderosity.com//softgood.ez?ViewSoftgood=22762
Thread: CCD noise removal - a great little application | Forum: Photography
Thread: Exposure value versus f-stops | Forum: Photography
Rork, after many years of shooting landscapes and dealing with various lighting conditions, I'm very familiar with setting exposures for particular parts of a scene etc. That's not my issue. I was just trying to figure out what the exposure value meant in terms of digital equipment, as it didn't seem to correlate to anything in particular. I can set the auto bracket function in increments ranging from -0.3 to +2.0, so there's a wide latitude there. At least now I can make a more informed judgement of how much to set the bracketing function to, after I've taken some exposure readings. You may have misunderstood my post. I am not looking for high contrast photos, but trying to pack as much detail as possible into what can be high contrast scenes at times. I've been doing digital photography only since the beginning of the year and am still working out the finer points of processing the images to get better and better results. It sure is a lot of fun though.
Thread: Exposure value versus f-stops | Forum: Photography
Ah ha! At least now I can make an informed decision when I shoot those pesky high contrast scenes. Thanks Mark.
Thread: Textures of Tasmania: Coastal Rocks | Forum: MarketPlace Showcase
Thread: Alpha Channel | Forum: Bryce
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