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raysheaf — Rendering with Mandelbulb 3D
Published: 2011-04-17 08:22:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 17103; Favourites: 120; Downloads: 3694
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This tutorial is for big, hi-res renders with Mandelbulb 3D, how to deal with noise, artifacts, settings etc. Also it helps with professional lighting, big enhancement in PShop and more things. Even for those who only render in low res, this tutorial will teach how to get maximum impact for their images. You'll find also the rendering settings for my Second DD
[link] , and how it is composed in PShop over background image.Please download the ZIP file.
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Yep, a nice clean render!!! That is what we need
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I've had a lot of questions 
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I'm not sure if you explained the Calc- / shadow trick to do the effect on the image above
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I asume you reffer to the preview image and header of my tutorial. This is done with PShop filter just to put some emphasis, that it deals with pixels
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Oh really? I thought you did it with Mandelbulb3D. Try it: instead of hitting the Calculate 3D button, use the Calc- button (for a preview), then calculate shadows. You will get similar results.
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Hah, yes I do use a lot the Calc button. Also once I entered such a parameter in one formula, that at least on my computer it refused to calculate so fine and got similar blocky effect. Thanks, will try your suggestion!
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This is a great tutorial, thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure, it's amazingly useful!
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Thanks my friend! For classic 2D fractals it's full of books and tutorials covering almost every formula from Koch to Kleinian Cusps, but Mandelbulbs are relatively young and lack lot of info. That's why our everyday experiments can come to help for each-other.
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Wonderful...thank you very much for sharing...very useful!!!
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I'm very happy to see that many great names in respect to 3D Mandelbulbs faved my tutorial. First, I want to apologize, that yesterday I could not that everybody due to the DD. However I will. Next I see, that there is some more things to share with you. For example situations where the fog covers the background image and how to solve this still using my method, etc. I'll do soon a new tutorial for Advanced Techniques in Mandelbulb 3D. Hope very much you noticed, that as a fractal purist myself, I avoid to make changes over the rendered fractal, I'm using its pixels and the already calculated color dynamics. This way we can keep into Raw fractals category as there is no manipulation of the fractal as such. Nothing against manipulations, but this is not the point now.
Many thanks to all who downloaded and faved, and commented, and most important will use it. Can't wait to see your new renders!
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Thank you for this. I can't wait to re-render something to see what a difference it makes.
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Many thanks! You already have super Mandelbulbs, but hope will help in some way!
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Thanks for this, and just what =skyzyk said, "I haven't read it yet but deserves a fave just for wanting to help others. 
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Thanks, glad to hear this and hope it will serve!
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Many thanks for this feature, amazing!!!
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Thank you for this...I just recently discovered a couple of ways to improve my renders, and this tutorial should be very valuable in making them even better!!!
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Thank you! Yes, nowadays a polished final result is a must.
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I haven't read it yet but deserves a fave just for wanting to help others.
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Thank you, I hope people will find something new in it!
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NP, thanks for your interest!
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Thank YOU for your time in making this!
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Thank you very much! I can't wait to learn some things!
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Thanks, I hope it will help lot of people!
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I've been reading through it and have learned a lot already. I know everyone could benefit from following your tutorial. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this!
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Well, great support my friend 
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It was a pleasure to do it, thanks!
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