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Terrain and Plane lit with IBL

Terrain and Plane lit with IBL
Description:	Bryce7 beta Render time 20 min Premium effect DOF IBL lighting generated from sky Build time, 9 hours (yes I spent a lot of time making very minor adjustments).
Added by:	davidbrinnen
Keywords:	davidbrinnen, bryce7, beta, simple, snow, ice, terrain
Date:	03.20.2010 13:30
Hits:	3593
Downloads:	77
Rating:	5.00 (1 Vote(s))
File size:	264.5 KB

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poodlepips
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Join Date: 01.27.2010
Comments: 17

cool

This is great! I particularly like the sheer cliffs, and the slopes into the water.

03.21.2010 11:22

Horo
Admin

Join Date: 05.26.2004
Comments: 4721

Very nice and photo real. The white in the shadow at left got blue from the sky. I'm very glad this turned out that way. I know the effect from taking pictures in winter when there is a blue sky and I have sunlit and shadowy parts. The camera gets fooled up with deciding how to white balance it.

03.21.2010 18:36

davidbrinnen
Admin

Join Date: 01.03.2004
Comments: 2224

Thank you. The blueness appered quite naturally out of the sky and I was happy with the effect. Most of my concious imput was choosing the right level of haze and sky colour along with appropriate levels in the IBL interface with respect to intenisty and effect. IBL adds a great deal of depth to images where the sun is predominantly in front of the camera and makes what were formerly difficult scenes (overcast skies) much easier to tackle.

03.21.2010 23:12

rashadcarter1
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Join Date: 06.04.2006
Comments: 2610

Excellent, Love everything. The water seems a tad bit pixelated to me, but I often feel that way about water when viewed from certain angles.

The deep blue sky works well enough here. The resulting skylight is magnificent!

03.25.2010 16:51

davidbrinnen
Admin

Join Date: 01.03.2004
Comments: 2224

Thank you, Rashad. Yes again with the water. I felt the same way but couldn't find anything better at the time. Thinking about it, perhaps I should investigate using a terrain for this kind of angle?

03.26.2010 13:41

richter
Member

Join Date: 04.15.2004
Comments: 1092

Very real! I like very much how realistic the different types of rocks, boulders, snowy regions vary gradually on the landscape.

04.27.2010 21:00

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