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Apophysis
Here is the whole picture of my last image. I need help with the focus. In some parts it is blurry. I have messed with it for quite awhile, but it hasn't helped much. I would appreciate any comments, on tricks of the trade to help with this.
Thanks for all the encouragement you all send my way. I really do appreciate it.
Debbie Balog
Comments (10)
Foester
Lovely shades of blue come to life in this image. Soft and delicate, but has a great presence.
kansas
Thanks for posting the whole image. It is so lovely. I don't know how to help you out with the blurry parts. I have the same trouble much of the time.
Cosine
Have you tried a smaller aperture? No wait, wrong medium. :-) Actually, this looks just fine to me. The fuzziness isn't bug, it's a feature.
fractalinda
Oh the blues are so beautiful. Fantastic spiral.
Zemela
Excelent shape, I like it really a lot. I am not very skilled in Apophysis, but think the blurs are connected with the duplicating. Anyway in your case they are working well.
kimpe
Very well done! Good composition.
saldegal
Love this! I find the fuzziness gives it a sense of movement, as though it is in the process of coming together.
Darkangel764
I like the fuzziness too I think it adds to the depth of the image. Beautifil colours, excellent work.
ead
I agree - adds a sense of movement, of spinning to your image. Good work! Thanks.
Cyble13
I love it.Its a beatious flame. Look in the editor under variations and see what the values are (ie:sinusoidal [.587 ]) and change these values slightly on each variation for each transform (ie:transformation:1,2,3 in dropdown list.).Sometimes increasing/decreasing one value on a transform will rid you of blur and tighten the flame.