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Thanks everyone :shock:
I used a high gamma (between 1 and 2) and Ektachrome curves
There's some sharpening in Photoshop (for web) and also a slight bit of white balance (pushed it to yellow/red)

But its pretty easy to get simmilar results ;)
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Hey Sam, thats looks great.

Can you render an exteriorscene, to see more with the "new" sun in Octane?
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katerlake wrote:Hey Sam, thats looks great.

Can you render an exteriorscene, to see more with the "new" sun in Octane?
enrico made some here:
http://www.refractivesoftware.com/forum ... ?f=5&t=875

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love the bokeh
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love the bokeh
Currently its a perfectly circular bokeh
We need to wait for aperture maps to have more bokeh shapes ;)

Circle look nice, but not on every scenes
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nice glass shader looks very good :D
(i just cant wait for the next beta)
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James wanted a 1920 by 1080 pixels version for his desktop background
So I rendered at 3840 by 2160 pixels and downsampled

Here's the result
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Super cool Sam! I really love the mood of this scene
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The nose and neck of the horse show some blocky patterns. Could it be that the horse texture is too low res?
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The nose and neck of the horse show some blocky patterns. Could it be that the horse texture is too low res?
Exactly, the textures are low res, same for the polycount
Since its an included scene its small... ;)
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