High Performance Motorcycles besides 3D is my passion. CGI and Scuba are my favorite pastimes. All of the Images I post here are for the community at large so please enjoy.
BIO
I spent 5 years working for a leading Park Ave, advertising firm. From there I moved on and I am currently a Telecommunications and Networking professional working on projects around the world. I get to do 3D for my job but not nearly as much as I'd like. Lightwave, Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver are but a few apps in which I am proficient.
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Comments (4)
Artzy
Nicely Done!
pakled
looks good to me..maybe a little less motion blur..possibly some more light on the ships to bring out the detail..nicely done with the models, tho..;)
Moebius87
Looks just fine from where I'm standing... the only comment I have is that the lighting of the starfield may be a wee bit too bright, but then again I've never seen stars from this particular point in space. :o)
pnevai
The stars actually should be over bright. Consider the scene and how a camera would be set. In order to get suffucent reproduction of dark low contrast objects like the ships. You would have to open the camera's apature to get enough light off of the objects so they can be visible. Any bright areas in the image would now naturally over expose and tend to blow out. Since I do not have any strong direct light source in the scene except the starfield. And the explosion and the stars are the only bright objects in the scene, they should appear overbright, the image would look flat had they less contrast or brightness.