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p3taoctane
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Just trying some tree scenes.
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great start 
i'd add a little more DOF and make a few of the plants closest to the camera a bit blurred by the DOF,
and also try to use a less uniform lighting, eg with a more varying HDR map or the daylight system
optionally you could add some diffuse transmission to the leaves to give them a quasi volumetric transparency.
other than that it's very good.
Radiance
i'd add a little more DOF and make a few of the plants closest to the camera a bit blurred by the DOF,
and also try to use a less uniform lighting, eg with a more varying HDR map or the daylight system
optionally you could add some diffuse transmission to the leaves to give them a quasi volumetric transparency.
other than that it's very good.
Radiance
Win 7 x64 & ubuntu | 2x GTX480 | Quad 2.66GHz | 8GB
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p3taoctane
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Good suggestions... I'll givevthem a try... I dud try daylight. It looked very nice... I'll post it later.
Peter
Peter
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p3taoctane
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Tries some daylight settings and more blur. Still working on translucence effects on leaves using the diffuse transmission you mentioned.
Peter
Peter
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