Jurassic Park (Lost worm);-)) UPDATE)) by Benettor

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 16, 2003

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here u are:) I recostr my preview render and add some vegetation also change my ATM and the lights ... Sorry ..i hope u like :) most of vegetation are combine from me and some of them i modeled... SETTINGS: ............. volumetric atmosphere by me very low ambient in light balance 55% uniform 2 point lights with soft yellow colour softness 11% closer to dinosaurs 5 spot lights behind of the camera and from the vegetations soft yellow colour softness 10% spread 33% falloff 30% power 65 all lights NO Lens flare . Also : i saved two version of my render one colour render and one depth render then i used gaussian blur and why not ... if we can to use everything for beter renders:) i hope to done that . Benettor .........

Comments (15)

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lululee

10:40AM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Awesome scene. I really appreciate the information about the light settings. It is very valuable. Thank you so much for sharing this. I appreciate it.

FrenchTish

10:43AM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Beautiful image! ;}

nish

10:49AM | Thu, 16 October 2003

gaussian blur did paid off, it gave the picture depth & vegitation added more details to it. Excellent composition. Bravo!

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Shari123

12:31PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

WOW! Most beneficial improvements. I love the vegetation! They won't get hungry now! :)

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czarnyrobert

12:42PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Very good composition & lighting => great scene :-) But why this is Science Fiction cathegory? Perhaps you don't belive in evolution ? ;-)) Triceratops & Diplodocs really existed :-) It's a very good idea to describe some scene settings as you did - it can help many people to improve their scenes - good job!

Irene

1:04PM | Thu, 16 October 2003

Very good render-quality and thank you for telling us how you did this image.

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