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Published: 2012-03-28 18:31:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 1660; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 106
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Made with Mandelbulb3DRelated content
Comments: 29
You do wonders with hard shadows! Looks like I'd imagine the inside of an oil refinery, except so clean!
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I posted this one because of HS indeed, they looked so exaggerated that I liked them
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Cool design, but u might wanna think about rendering this in a much higher resolution then reduce the size to effectively remove the jaggies... Anti Alias has let it down
Me--->
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I could, but the perfection in rendering is secondary to the discovery of the places to me.
Actually it was already rendered at 2:1-aa at high quality but the jagged lines you see are embedded in the parameters, those are not straight lines because of a sin wave function interacting.
thanks for the comment
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oh wow ok... umm i knew that i was just testing
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Hmmm I hope your keeping co-ordinate references for all these lovely finds so you can review them again later.
It would be a shame for you to not revisit some of them.
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Usually I do. And lately I'm working a lot on old parameters I found months ago.
With increased knowledge of the program, after using it for some time, I can try things I couldn't imagine before
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Stunned! Is this one fractal or parts of one?
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I'm not sure I understood the question but I'll try an answer
At a very low zoom level, fractals in Mandelbulb3D are finite. An important part in making these fractal images is zooming in and navigate through the main structure.
For this reason, almost all of these images are limited views (or parts) of a bigger fractal shape.
I often zoom in at factors exceeding 1 billion. If we can decently print such fractal image on a 0.2 meters wide paper, the whole fractal from which I started would be as large as 200.000 kilometers.
If the question was different, let me know
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Wow that's something I didn't know, thank you for that.
Original question, was I wondered if you cut and pasted different fractals to make this one image. As I've seen some amazing fractals that are not a single fractal but different ones joined up to make the images.
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Oh no, I am not so good with manipulations
If you see them in category 'raw fractals' they are always one single rendering with shapes, light, shadows, colors and sometimes depth of field all coming from Mandelbulb3D. If I distort or change the shapes I put them in 'fractal manipulations' category
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I'd classify your work as photography as much as it relates to anything, perhaps with a dash of wilderness exploration.
Wonderful find this one.
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Have to agree the lighting and perspective are terrific.
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Incredible perspective, lighting, and composition.
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Thank you so much!
I wanted to add workers but I couldn't lol.
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It depends on the results
I will one day 
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