Not far away by LutzB
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Description
Nothing actually new: terrain used in my 'Moonloop'-pic, yet.
Io is a snapshot via CELESTIA (thx to Pastoret for the marvellous hint!), and finally some postwork in PhotoPaint, that's it. Just to see what's possible!
Comments (15)
shood
The surface and colors are fantastic!
XR666
die grenze zwischen planet und terrain ist dir nicht ganz perfekt gelungen, ein kleiner schwarzer streifen stt da etwas, und ich denke der planet ist etwas zu unscharf, um die tiefenwirkung perfekt zu machen.
Margit1
Sieht toll aus! Surface ist ein Traum - wie immer!
Calle66
Excellent, die Surface bzw. Texture ist dir absolud gelungen! spitze .... Gruss
hiphop4ever
yeah surfaceand colours are outstanding really EXCELLENT!!
eponce
Excellent terrain and surface, in my opinion the planet maybe put in other place! Do you use Celestia for the planet isn it? =) Ezequiel de Argentina.
Der_Alte
Super! Vielleicht hte es noch besser ausgesehen, wenn du den Tg-Himmel nicht vollstdig ersetzt htest. Aber wie gesagt, super! ;o)
alfs
master surface, a little disturb montain contours, but... pic is excellent
SuperDave65
Nice surface and overall theme. The black border on the horizon is the only thing holding this scene back. I've struggled with the same problem when combining skies & landscapes. At first I just used a narrow softening brush and traced the horizons - this worked okay but was tedious. Next I tried to select the black area of the sky, then expand the selection one pixel and invert the selection. (Thus avoiding those half-toned edge pixels. This worked much better, but I still found I had to use a soften brush. I've finally settled on this method: Select black area, expand two pixels (sometimes you can get away with one pixel)and invert as above. Now Feather back towards the black one pixel. This helps give a natural blend between land & sky.
SoundChaser
I actually don't like the sky too much (seems fairly low-res). However, the bottom of the image is fantastic, utterly realistic! I think it would go well with a realistic sky. About the black line, if you have Photoshop you can select the ground layer and go to Layers -> Matting -> Defringe by one or two pixels; that might give you some pretty good results.
LutzB
Yes, you are all right with that black line; I should have expanded the bare non-sky area about 1 or 2 pixel. But I thought this pic only for a test with that new CELESTIA proggie; C. allows saved scenes (in jpeg) with maximum pic format of 1260 x 980. But I hope, future releases will allow higher resolutions. Thank you all for your helpful comments! Lutz
Aquaticus0458
Stimmt, man sieht die feine Trennlinie zwischen dem Gelde und dem, was der ursprgliche Himmel war, bzw. wo er hte sein sollen, aber allein das Gelde entschigt diesen kleinen Fehler und der Planet ist auch nicht el. Habe mir das Programm auch mittlerweile auf die Festplatte kopiert.
engineer
terrain and surface are awesome (lie the whole scenery ;)) ) Celestia is really a nice proggi :), what about the "stars" ? Terragen?
Xlars
Fantastic terrain and texture. Looks like minerals and "moonstones".
petite-soeur
Klasse! Fantastic Terrain! Einfach toll