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radiant
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very nice and very realistic
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Thanks for the explanations.
Keep up the good work!
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Pls, share your octane settings.
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cglittenberg wrote:The size of the Iris in comparison to the patients eye size is actually correct ( I am an Opthalmologist). The reseon it looks to large is because of the upper eye lid sag "dermatochalasis" due to the age of the patient.
now there is a real doctor on the block... :)
i am impressed
its nice to see octane being used in such fields..

good work..
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colin
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if you're considering shallow depth of field to draw the viewers attention to a certain detail - you might want to check out the "shift/tilt" effect. easily done in post via an app like aftereffects. doesn't substitute for a nice shallow depth of field of course - but worth the suggestion nevertheless...
example:
http://www.ayton.id.au/gary/photos/peop ... 0C9083.jpg
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Good Idea, thanks for the tip.
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