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Published: 2005-05-07 16:20:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 487; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 91
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A new Apophsysi render.Related content
Comments: 31
Wow....Absolutely LOVE this!!! So delicate...the purple is perfect!! 
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As always, a thousand thanks!!!!
Best wishes,
Ralph.
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Shame on me for only now going through your gallery (which is wonderful!). This is absolutely gorgeous: magnificent colours, smooth areas, sharp areas, blurry areas and all perfectly blended.into a harmonous whole
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Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words
Ralph.
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Very nice!! this is reminicent of the flames `TomWilcox has been noted for and i love this style!
Great Job nailing this!
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the flow and colors make this peice stand out! i love it...
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Absolutely gorgeous, so elegant and very very beautiful
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This is great! I like how the piece is soft yet detailed at the same time.
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Very-very nice -- great piece of work. It's hard enough to get a white background to work and feel right but you made that look easy here.
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Very-very nice -- great piece of work. It's hard enough to get a white background to work and feel right but you made that look easy here.
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AHHH I love this, but then I have a thing for purple! 
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Gotta love that rotational batch script
Great job!
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I agree, funny thing is that when I first did this render I didn' use any script, I was just moving and duplicating the transforms. It's only subsequent that I came across it and have started using it.
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Very beautiful fractal!
Congratulations!
Keep up the good work!
Hugs,
Serge
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I like how you did the frame with the tip poking through. The biggest surprise is this image lacks hot spots which almost always plague this type of flame, so you did a great job on the rendering of it. Purple looks great with the small touch of 'peach' color added in. Just a minor suggestion, this might have looked a bit better as a vertical image to build on the direction of the top portion, but that's minor considering all the subtle things you put into this. Nice job overall.
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as for hot spots - how to avoid them? there should be high render quality, right?
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Render quality won't necessarily fix hot spots. Hot spots are caused by a few things, mostly triangle placement. You can tone them down by slightly moving a triangle corner that might be causing them. Adjusting gamma in the Adjust editor is a great way to fix them also, but it can also bleach out your image, so you have to find a happy medium. You can also adjust the gradient for each triangle in the main Editor, using the Color tab on the right tide and sliding the bar left or right to shift the color to that triangle. Worse case scenario is to use the brightness/contrast/gamma in the gradient editor. If you can balance all that, you shouldn't have problems with them.
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lol, thanks very much for mini-tutorial
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I really appreciate your kind comments. I'm going to try another version as a vertical render and will post it later, thanks for the suggestion.
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