Morning dew

Started by Walli, April 07, 2009, 03:34:52 AM

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Walli

Hi,

just wanted to test some of the grasses that I brought to terragen. I used specular on some of them to produce this "glittering".


I posted the grass and flowers right here:
http://forums.planetside.co.uk/index.php?topic=6024.0

best,
Walli

inkydigit

love the tree also...what model is it?....the light here is especially reminiscent of the morn'!

Luminos

Amazing image! well done
WoooOOooo I am WinDeXTor! I will clean your Soul! HA Ha ha (Echoing Laugh here)

rcallicotte

Nice colors.  Nice lighting.  A little fuzzy, though.  Not sure why.
So this is Disney World.  Can we live here?

Walli

I think the fuzziness comes from the softer AA algorithm I chose. I now sharpened in Photoshop and also made a croprender for the upper right area to remov the noise and bring some rays in.

About the tree - like almost every plant in my renders, the tree is selfmade. A combination of Xfrog and Cinema4D work.

Zylot


Saurav

Great render, captures the morning feel very well.

Tangled-Universe

Very nice striking light on the right. Smart to render that part separate for the rays.
I like the models on the right-foreground as well.
The specularities on the grasses could be a bit weaker and especially rougher without losing the morning dew look of them.
The right-foreground plants look very nice!
In overall good work :)

Martin

Walli

I think I would have to use very high for the grass populator settings, or increase the AA, as the grass models itself are very fine structures. You can see it in this render (Vray) http://www.wallis-eck.de/2009/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/render.jpg

Or what do you think?

Seth

agree !
very high for the population, AA 11 (at least)...
good render though, even if i don't like saturated colours (but that is only personnal taste, not technical critic)

Tangled-Universe

Yes I would definitely render them at highest detail.
I always do that, except for populations in the (far) background.
In my opinion it is always worth it and it really does look better.

I see you've posted your models elsewhere here, thanks for sharing! :)

Seth

yeah, I always do very high too and as sated by T-U, it really worth it !

Walli

I replaced the image in the original posting, it now shows more of the fine details. You can comapre to the old version here:
http://www.wallis-eck.de/2009/wp-content/gallery/wallis-eck/morning_dew_old.jpg
And a closeup here:
http://www.wallis-eck.de/wip/morning_dew_close.jpg

Tangled-Universe

Ahh..nice! What do you think? Didn't the grasses and the models benefit from the increased detail? I do think so!
I also noticed you upped the atmosphere samples. It looks 'cleaner' now.
I assume you kept the specularity the same?
Great work anyway!

Martin

Seth

much much better but i  would lower the specular of the grass...