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This is very impressive work. Based on the images you have provided, the level of detail from a non-medical point of view is great. The effectiveness and flow of images works and does portray the desired idea.
Since these simulations will likely be used in a promotion environment or possible educational where it would actually be projected, the resolution shown works ( I actually projected it in a conference room).

Thanks for sharing and showing what Carrara can do in an applied situation.

Tugpsx wrote:This is very impressive work. Based on the images you have provided, the level of detail from a non-medical point of view is great. The effectiveness and flow of images works and does portray the desired idea.
Since these simulations will likely be used in a promotion environment or possible educational where it would actually be projected, the resolution shown works ( I actually projected it in a conference room).

Thanks for sharing and showing what Carrara can do in an applied situation.

Hi Tugpsx,
Apologies for not responding sooner. (Is there a way to receive an email notification on this forum?)I am extremely grateful for your acknowledgement and comments regarding resolution. Makes my week!
My relationship with Carrara is so ambivalent. I have been with it since Raydream, and found it to be a good work horse, but really dragging when trying to push it to achieve a higher level. At least, thanks to Simon and Octane, we can look like the real deal. Now we just need the actual Carrara modifiers, physics, etc. to come up to a level that is more satisfying. Sure we could learn new programs, but the lost momentum would be stultifying.

So true, and it looks like there is more hidden under the Carrara covers hopefully to be revealed soon. At the bottom of your post there is an option to notify you when someone post to a thread you are watching.