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dilekt — Canyon Part 2
Published: 2004-09-24 21:26:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 2167; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 673
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This is another render of the same terrain I used for my other scene. I think it turned out really nice. Please give me any comments or favs, i'd really appreciate it.Related content
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Same great cloud type... excellent differentiation between the shadow and stuff - great colours. Great work!
Og.
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That ATMO is killer dude, but its alittle flat with the land scape *lacking contrast* the suns glow is a tad to powerfull atlest in its effect area anyway...i hope i dident just cunfuse the heack out of u lol, sweet job +fav
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Great work here dude. Only I want to say is that it's all a bit overlighted, maybe you should darken it a bit more or lower the exposure a bit. Also the quality is a bit low but that's becuase of the format I gues. Good work!
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I like this one too. And I appreciate how much work goes into these images since I use Bryce 3D for this sort of thing.
The terrain is really good and for me does have an essence of authenticity about it. Lighting is the same -- youve done excellent work with the sun. Positioning and composition is excellent.
If you are going for something that is definately reality-based then the only thing that needs adjusting per se is the sky and cloud because they do look very stretched. I have a sense of perhaps a particular type of cloud formation that you might be aiming for that does have that sort of stretchy look if that is intentional. Im relying on my own observations with my telescope here in terms of reference. Of course -- as a writer I could also come up with a few scenarios to justify leaving it as is (my mind always works overtime in this way). I dont know what program you are using so cant make any useful suggestion with regards to changing the sky and clouds if you choose to do that.
Keep up the great work!
Love,
Sev
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I like this one too. And I appreciate how much work goes into these images since I use Bryce 3D for this sort of thing.
The terrain is really good and for me does have an essence of authenticity about it. Lighting is the same -- youve done excellent work with the sun. Positioning and composition is excellent.
If you are going for something that is definately reality-based then the only thing that needs adjusting per se is the sky and cloud because they do ook very stretched. I have a sense of perhaps a particular type of cloud formation that you might be aiming for that does have that sort of stretchy look if that is intentional. Im relying on my own observations with my telescope here in terms of reference. Of course -- as a writer I could also come up with a few scenarios to justify leaving it as is (my mind always works overtime in this way). I dont know what program you are using so cant make any useful suggestion with regards to changing the sky and clouds if you choose to do that.
Keep up the great work!
Love,
Sev
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I'm opposite of what red siad. I really like the sky and sun and stuff, but the mountains look a little too pointy and stuff, which happens in all Terragen renders. This whole thing, however, is beautiful.
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The landscape is inpeccable but the clouds aare so weird.... don't you try some 3d clouds or increase the tickness value
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Well this isnt one of my favourite from you, you really need to work on it in ps, maybe give it more colours and lightrays, cause it looks empty.
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Excellent, Dilekt. I love how the sun is placed and shines. Looks very real too!
Fav!
Cheers
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Way cool, bro. Maybe it's just me but try reducing the sky size under the cloud control panel. Right now they look really stretched. I'm not sure if that will fix it though...or maybe just reduce the height...I'm not sure. Let me know if it works.
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Looks like I'm first.. Great work indeed. Keep doing your thing!
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