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Aeires — Intergalactic Genesis
Published: 2004-04-03 17:19:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 750; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 140
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And light sprang forth, seperating the void of space as the universe gave birth to creation.Created with Apo 2.17.
Hope you like this. It crashed three times during render, so it was a real pain finishing this one. All comments welcome.
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Very unique and goodly conceptualized submission! 
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Nice, the intracacies are intruiging & pleasant to examine - Looks quite powerful.
As well as that, got good movement, and the lines seem well placed as to make my sight move in and amongst the image..
I also liked the description you gave.
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Thanks. It's a totally different fractal for me, but I wanted something different to contribute to IAM.
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Very nice indeed. The depth and the intensity a certain points is neat. Also, there is special aspects of motion here, which I like.
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Thanks. I put a little more work into this one than I normally do, so glad you noticed what I was trying to do.
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Looks like the threads of life coming together to make....well....a rope of life or something.
It's cool stuff and very interesting,always cool to see you post something new.
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Thanks for the comments. Always like to see your perspective on my works. You seem to notice things I don't.
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I try to comment as often as possible,but my computer is kinda meh,so sometimes I don't get the chance,but I've only missed like what 3 or 4?
I have a weird view sometimes,I like to look at things from many angles.
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Very nice piece. I like the description you gave it.
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Nice onr Jeff. Some really sharp lines. What render density?
Tom
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Also, the sample density under options was set at 100. I usually use 10 until I get what I think is a final project, then I crank it up and see what it looks like at 100.
Also forgot to mention that this is a Horseshoe variation. Because I don't have much experience with Apo, I'm going down the list and seeing what each variation offers. After that, I'll start mixing them together. It's a learning thing.
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Yeah, that's a good system.
Tom
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500 dpi at 4000x3000 image size. I've been experimenting with dpi. I used to run higher, but the render times were murder and I didn't notice any difference. Who knows, maybe 500 is too high.
Glad you like it. I wanted to scrap this numerous times throughout the entire process. Glad it paid off.
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I use 500 a lot now. If I zoom out a lot I might go higher because the render time drops because of the zoom out.
Tom
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i struggle with the gamma and luminosity all the time with flame fracts...looks like you got a good range of lights here
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I fussed with contrast, brightness, gamma, and saturation. Normally I wouldn't have posted something with such a bright spot, but it is about the universes beginning, so I thought is appropriate. It was difficult because almost every time I made an adjustment to improve one section, another deteriorated.
Thanks for noticing.
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exactly...i try to get rid of the 'dust' that appears as i adjust one thing...then if i do...some other thing disappears...oh well
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