Hello! I am a graphics hobbyist living in Durham, in the north-east of England. I use VistaPro for rendering of landscape images. I also use Fractal Explorer and Apophysis to create fractal artwork. Any minor postwork on images is done with commercially available image-editing software.BIOAugust 2005 I've created a website featuring a few QTVR-type movies based on my Vistapro renders:http:freespace.virgin.netdavid.gruqtvrgallery.htm
November 2005 I've created another website featuring two QTVR-type movies based on some of my FE renders:http:freespace.virgin.netdavid.gruqtvrfractal.htm
April 2007 I've updated my QTVR fractal site to include a new movie based on my 'Blu Scuro' series of FE fractals:http:freespace.virgin.netdavid.gruqtvrfractal.htm
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Comments (3)
ialora
Interesting looking! What's a polar coordinate transformation?
dgrundy
If you give each pixel in a rectangular image a pair of coordinates measuring the distance of the pixel in a left/right and up/down direction from an 'origin' (say, the centre of the picture) then a polar-coordinate transformation will alter those coordinates in such a way that the resulting pixels lie in a circular region, i.e a disc. The graphics editor I use has such a transform function built in. For more info on polar coordinates and the math behind transformations see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_coordinates
ariz
Very interesting, and innovative. I like it. Too bad you don't work for Vendor Nation, maybe we would have VP5 by now.