As many of you know, getting your arms around Fog and Haze in Vue, is...well...challenging. If you come from Bryce (or other programs), you probably have an idea of what Haze and Fog are, but now as a Vue artist, it's all changed.

The simple fact is, Vue hasn't done a great job of providing information for how these controls work, so I spent some time figuring out exactly which thing did what-- and the results may surprise many of you.

If you interested in learning how to make the most of the obtuse Fog and Haze settings in Vue, then check out my new tutorial (also available in PDF) when you get a chance.

best,
Chipp

 

Thanks!  Very helpful tutorial.

Peggy

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Thanks, Chipp.  This came just when I needed it!  Been reading my mind lately?  (Not that there's much to read these days, what with the move and everything ... :rolleyes:

Hugz from Phoenix, USA

Victoria

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Thats a real eye opener,thanks alot for the toot:D It'll be a huge help now that i am using Alpha skies.

"Many are willing to suffer for their art. Few are willing to learn to draw."

Nice tutorial Chipp, thanks.

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Hi and thanks for the time and effort

Just what I always wanted. Thanks.

Charles

I also add my thanks (and hope that I've managed to save the PDF correctly, for later study)...

Cheers,
Diolma

Thanks for taking the time to carry out the tests, and for compiling this excellent tutorial.

Much appreciated!

I appreciate the time and effort you've put into all this!  Thanks for sharing it.  Hope you're not offended if I say, "You rock!".  :)

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." Leonardo da Vinci

:thumbupboth:

Mazak

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Great work Chipp! Thanks so much!

Thanks everyone for your kind words. If you see any problems or have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

best, Chipp