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Final Render of Paul Debevec's Ucaliptus Grove

Bryce (none) posted on Oct 15, 2002
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I added a complete hemisphere of lights creating a more true ambience. I darkened the forest for a more mid-day setting and more orgional look. I used more elegant spheres to reproduce the color's better. And the stone table came out almost a perfect match to pual's.

And suggestions and comments welcome, all work done in bryce 5. Render time was 9 hours on Premium with 10 lightray maximum and a bit depth of 128 with a true ambience and gamma correction. Thanks for viewing. - James

Comments (4)


pmoores

7:05PM | Tue, 15 October 2002

Amazing render, thats is so crystal clear, as good as anything ive seen on the high end apps like maya.

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AgentSmith

8:06PM | Tue, 15 October 2002

Hey look at that! Very nice, love the table you have it all sitting on. Great array of colors. Keep it going!

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nexxon

3:34AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

excellent idea, to use a photo for the background. the racks under the spheres are too simple. they need a little improvement, but like this picture.

Lynne

7:38AM | Wed, 16 October 2002

Reflections are incredible! One suggestion: the table base seems to be floating in the air...this seems a little unsettling with all this glass. I would hate for it to fall and break all those expensive orbs!


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