A Nice Walk by edpeckham

Vue • Landscape • posted on Jan 15, 2006

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Now got Infinite - my first chance to play with EcoSystems :) Volumetric, Global ambience - light balance 100% sunlight -- (is this good or bad? I am tending to prefer more sunlight than ambience?) And no post-processing for a change. Anyway, I think there's something missing with this pic but I'm not sure what - HELP!! Thanks for your comments in the past, looking forward to future ones!

Comments (5)

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Sabra

3:45AM | Sun, 15 January 2006

I love this, very impressive image! Don't you just love Ecosystem? It has so much potential, let's you do things you could have never done without it. I think your light is very good, I always use more sunlight then ambience, I think I've learned it somewhere in a tutorial once, but I can't remember. The only thing I would leave out (personally) is the lensflare. It looks a bit unrealistic and it's very prominent. The shape of your terrain is terrific, I really couldn't think of anything to improve. My compliments!

edpeckham

3:50AM | Sun, 15 January 2006

I agree about the lens flare - I was looking elsewhere in the image and forgot to look at this - it probably does spoil it. I think I'll need a lot of practise with EcoSystems and probably dabble with creating new plants because the stuff I've done so far looks too bland and lacking variety. Thanks for your generous comments!

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bruno021

4:53AM | Sun, 15 January 2006

Yeah, the lens flare should go, I'm not a fan of this effect. I always use more su light than ambient light, but killling it completely isn't a good thing either, since Global ambiance and GI need a fair amount of ambient lighting to look good. I'm not sure there would be a big difference in your render if you hadn't used GA, just because of no ambient lighting.

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