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Published: 2006-04-30 09:55:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 4749; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 291
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...or IBL Experiment Number 2....The is the second scene I've done using my new IBL code. The results are getting better. I found and corrected problem with lights being weighted to heavily to the top side.
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Wow. Top work. I'd definitely fly on that airline.
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Heeey!! What travel agency she works for? I want to book up a dozen tickets... *looks better*... let's make a hundred...
That's a very cool image - great choice of POV and a great rendering all over - wonderful expression too... she's speaking....
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hahah! this reminds me of that brittany spears music video....
Which i've only been able to stomach watching ONCE.....lol! XD
but yeah, dude. thats pretty damned incredible.
looks like the animation of FF7 AC.....
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Britney Spears...... *shiver*
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hear hear.... *shudder as well*
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The lighting looks natural and uniform, great job! I still didn't find my way through IBL so far, especially when Poser 5 doesn't support it.
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It may be a bit of a challange, but since light files for poser are text files, I should be able to modify the code and make it work for poser 4, 5, or 6. The tricky part is going to be taking the 400 or so lights the code generates and mapping those down to 20 or so.
Povray doesn't support "blurred" edges on point and parallel light sources, hence, lots of lights are required to get smooth edges.
I find that poser 6's IBL is not all it is cracked up to be. For whatever reason, shadows just completely get trashed when using it. I would have had the same problem except that I do some processing on the image to create some accent lights that force shadows into the scene.
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I know what you mean about the shadows. I even tried to create the rendered shadows separately (export shadow map only) and then combine the results in postwork later on, but somehow Poser creates slightly different pictures and I can't match them together. That's because I used IBL for the main render and then disabled it for producing the shadows, but then the final parts don't match...
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and it was a Christmas freebie!
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Yes, the lighting is sweet, and a very sexy expression, wonderfull job...
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You don't know it yet, but since I like the looks of these experiments, you're going to give me that code
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Ahw 
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If you have the patience, I could work up a full tutorial...
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I'm a patient man...So, go ahead and get started
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Reminds me of the movie "The Fifth Element" - awesome job.
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Wow! She looks great. Hair and face are excellent. Looks like the IBL image is some abstract pattern?? I like the funky background pattterns you've been making too.
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Actually, the donor image for the IBL lighting was done by . The picture has a lot of earth tones to it, so it made a nice piece for creating lights.
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Okay thanks, she has great stuff!
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Hey! Thanks for always taking the time to comment on my stuff!
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Your very welcome and my pleasure 
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She reminds me very much of a stewardess from The Fifth Element - good work
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The outfit is free from BVH at planetvixens. (well, the gloves aren't...) I think he must have been watching the fifth element when he made it.
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at the risk of sounding so very wrong
"Landing gear UP!"
great work! do you make the clothes for your characters? i need to learn to make clothes for my characters to anime!
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I don't think that is any worse than my comment about the lighting being "top heavy". Anyway, I don't make clothing (yet). I do make support objects from time to time and I also tend to take a lot of pieces from different outfits and make them look like they came from the same outfit by creating textures and materials that match.
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