Volumetric Lighting Test 2 by paul_gormley
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Description
A second Volumetric lighting test with multiple lights
For those interested in such things the file used the following settings
atmosphere
volume_density = 0.1 volume_stepsize = 0.8333 volume_noise - 0.4
lights
spotlight x 6 x slightly different position
angle end = 10 deg
x tran = 10m y tran = 18m z tran = 4.5m
intensity = 180 map = 512 atmosphere strength = .12 attenuation = inverse square
Credits
Amunet and AmunetX by Mihrelle
Pharaoh headpiece from Daz
Egypt Statues by Hankster
Photoshop for the poor exploding sand effect
although I note that Deviney (alias Ron's brushes) is coming out with a new one called powder soon
Comments (24)
Egzariuf
Dude, this rocks !!
bodo_56
A very successful test! Great work with the sand!
synthetik3
great image, the sand effect is top quality. Did the atmo render the same or close to same each time?. Ive messed with it and have had issue getting it to repeat, this was atmo with fog prop http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2546744&user_id=390218&np&np. Looking for tips lol
paul_gormley
Hi, just sent you a site mail with my skype details, might be quicker to chat that way rather than use this as a thread :) cheers, Paul
Xfitz
I still am not sure about volumetric light. I mean I understand the basic concept, but I don't know how it is activated. Is it a plug-in? This image by the way is quite startling in its visual impact. Very nice job.
paul_gormley
Hi Fitz, will send you a mail. It isn't a plug in, just a setting in materials > advanced > atmosphere (in the objects drop down menu at the bottom. This throws up a small window with a number of settings. Secret is to have a background primitives > square is good enough and just drop the diffuse and specular settings so that it doesn't reflect a bunch of things and light, then any spotlight shows as a kind of torch beam.
Sylverdali
wicked coOL that sand is is very real and a superb render, I can appreciate your testing with Volumetric lighting can be very taxing on the cpu, well for it is using Bryce I must try using it a bit more for the effect
drifterlee
This is fantastic!!!!!
Richardphotos
your layering skills are to be admired. she looks down right ornery!
oddment
Wow, she looks great. Nice use of the effects.
Cyve
Amazing character and marvelous creation/composition... WOnderfully done my friend !!!
gaius
Excellent ! and many thanks for the tips...I'll try this asap.
velleman
Extremely expressive, absolutely terrific image, bravo!
Leije
A very impressive character, and the effects are superb, the colors are also harmonious, gorgeous work !
BellaDark
I really love the effect you achieved here. I've often thought of putting a fog effect on my lights or a "ray" effect, but have no idea how. Wonderfully done here. :)
EdsArt
Incredible... could you let me know how you got these effects please?
sossy
your model looks right like the "Queen of the Damned" written by Anne Rice! fascinating decoration and details! amazing work! ;o)
Dreamdesigner
This is magnificent Paul,Also thank you for the settings my friend:-)))Probably poser 7 can't do this but ,probably I will try with Vue Later :-))))))))))))))
1971s
Great work!
drittervon5
Interesting effect! Beautiful work!
e-brink
interesting effects and nicely lit main subject to highlight her character. Great expression.
jif3d
A Pharaoh's worst nightmare ! Neat results and hot evil babe ! ~Cheers~
rachris480907
This is quite a scary render, Paul, but most excellently done! Wonderful work!
Darkwish
Great idea, very well done!
A_Sunbeam Online Now!
Splendid fantasy character and setting!
Saltaire
Great image - and really like the effect with the sand.