Sand Castles

[MacGyver]

Another fantastic scene Moodflow. Bigger!!

Agreed!

[Kevin F]

love this. A very powerful image, with nice subtle lighting.

"image projected "sand" for the flats", care to elaborate?

Kevin,

Yes, I took ...............

Thanks for this Moodflow I might just give it a go.

[mr-miley]

Outstanding render. The colours you used are spot on as is the lighting. I love the surfacing on the "mountains" hugely realistic... and why?..... very bland colours, and not just on the rock, the sand too. Very muted. This gives it (to a very large extent) it realism. One of the best TG2 renders I've seen yet 

So when are you going to render it at 2560 x 1024 so I can use it as wallpaper stretched accross both monitors 

Miles

[buzzzzz1]

Fantastic work! 

[moodflow]

Many thanks for the comments everyone. 

This image shouldn't take to long to render even higher res.  I may give it a go.  Any recommendations?

[MacGyver]

Of course, thank you for asking!!!

Try UHDV

[moodflow]

I think I'll go with that 7680x4320 resolution.  Will post again in 2 months. 

[Insquall]

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=22143
Have you seen RED Digital Cinema's new format?? 

[Victor]

Remarkable work! It is cool!
Especially I like sand. Very realistic.
Very much would like to study to make similar to it.
It is probable to receive some councils about creation of such sand or.tgc?
I have repeated an example from http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=843.0. Beautifully, but it is not realistic.
Thank you very much.

[matrix2003]

I think I'll go with that 7680x4320 resolution.  Will post again in 2 months. 

LOL !!   

[mr-miley]

What... only 7680x4320..... whimp 

[moodflow]

What... only 7680x4320..... whimp 

Yea, I am now thinking 40000x30000 (for openers).   

[MacGyver]

What... only 7680x4320..... whimp 

Yea, I am now thinking 40000x30000 (for openers).   

[PG]

Dude don't. Major crash I've got 6GB of RAM and it crashed doing 7000x5250

[mr-miley]

Listen, my ultra high spec 386sx 25 can do that without even being switched on, and anyway, no one could possibly need more than 640K memory