Caustics and Motion Blur by Ornlu
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Posts relating to my caustics method:
http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=107&Form.ShowMessage=1375036
http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=107&Form.ShowMessage=1376034
Posts Relating to my Motion Blur Method:
http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1345676
Well in this image I rendered 5 copies at 8 hours a piece, 40 hours total, in order to apply the very slight motion blur to the objects, I used the motion blur method I posted above to achieve this. The only sphere with no motion blur is the one ontop of the cylinder (for reference).
Enjoy.
Comments (21)
AnneCHPostma
Excellent ... thanks to you I will start a new scenen in Bryce this week too ... I'll try those methods you're talking 'bout !
Doublecrash
Fantastic. Just fantastic. You did combine the two methods like you said in the IRC room... I didn't believe you :) ___ Outstanding result.
catlin_mc
A really stunning piece of work here Ornlu, congratulations on some spectacular renders. 8)
jstsittinghere
amazing work! excellent
kosv01
Great render from the master of Bryce lighting...Congrats fot the picture and the tutorials of yours. ---Kostas.
draculaz
excellent, my friend :)
SNAKEY
It's like WOW!! solid 3d nice blur. will check out that link and thanks for sharing. :)
madame
Absolutely beautiful, fantastic lighting ! I love the softness and the superb render. Outstanding work !
Ang25
They look fantastic. They look like bath beads.
alvinylaya
Very beautiful! Amazing results!!!
garyandcatherine
Awesome work, extremely creative.
Dash101
I can almost feel the glass in my hands.. ARH.. I love it!
azaghot
excellent rendering..caustics are great
danamo
Constantly pushing the boundaries are'nt you Mr. Tesla, er Ornlu,(sorry, I get my mad scientists mixed up sometimes!) Excellent technique and thanks for the great tut!
woodhurst
incredible--i wouldnt have the skill or patience to do this sota tthing. congrats on an awesome image.
Ornlu
Yeah right woodhurst, I've seen your renders. =P Ty for the great comments everyone.
ocddoug
This is very cool, it shows what bryce and talent are capable of with lots of patience.
lgp692000
I would say you have to much time on your hands but then you might stop making these awsome images. Simply Excellent render and work of art!
shadowdragonlord
That's awesome, Ornlu! But I'm wondering if you could recreate the same effect in post, without all the downtime? Still, your techniques are revolutionary, impressive!
Ornlu
You could creat it in post. But you see, now that I have created this scene, I can easily apply the effect in several different ways and change it to my whims. Not to mention that the bright spots act like light sources (due to the fact that they are) and add some interesting illumination to the image. Also, if I wanted to re render it and change the resolution, add more spheres etc. I wouldn't have to re-make the scene in postwork. Plus, it didn't take that long to make. Only about 2-2.5 hours (once I had figured out how to create the effect) in post it would take that long and I'd have only 1 copy.
amethyss
I love it.Looks like oil beads suspended in water.