Beneath Avalon by frogdot

Vue • (none) • posted on Oct 10, 2005

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This is the Vue version of an image that I've also done in Bryce. I wanted to see if I could do it and what things were better and worse between the two programs. And what did I conclude.... I don't know. Just trying to match angles, lighting and camera views was difficult enough. I know tons more about Bryce than I do with Vue. Give me a few years with Vue and I might know more to do a fair comparison. Working with and creating mats goes to Bryce, lighting and atmosphere goes to Vue and when using trees and foliage, it's easily Vue. Building non-landscape scenes- Bryce. *** boat by transpond, cavern pieces made in ZBrush. I touched up both images in postwork. If you have a dark monitor, not much will show up. Sorry.

Comments (8)

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Mondwin

2:19AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

I like it very much!!!Very brilliant and magic image!!!bravo!V:DDD

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Rynn

4:23AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Beautiful work with lights and such. Well done! I prefer the Vue version.

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matrixmode

5:03AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

You have a magic touch with lights! Shows up beautifully on my monitor. Nice subtle effect. :)

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dunedan

6:45AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

The bryce version is softer/blurrier. Good match to the two, hard to get everything the same. Nice work :)

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sazzyazzca

9:41AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Beautiful image!

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BGHart

9:58AM | Mon, 10 October 2005

Very mystical scene. Love the lighting. :)

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Aaron_of_Minneapolis

9:39PM | Mon, 10 October 2005

I see the rock layers aren't as visible as in the Bryce version, and I agree that the Bryce version is a little softer. Still, I'd say it's just as good, in a slightly different way. Nicely done!

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Dinhi

4:47PM | Tue, 11 October 2005

There appears to be (visually) more light coming in from the tunnel opening, a bit more clarity to some rock formations and shadow, but......it appears to me people, play nice that it takes on more of an unreal, realism? Make any sense? Like an oil painting? as opposed to a photograph? What the hell do I know anyway, I play with fractals....smile Either way, your work stands alone...look forward to the continued exporations. (=