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Beautiful work! Nice execution.
ElBloko wrote:I intend to make a large print of this but found out that the maximum render size in Octane is limited 8k*8k. Does anybody know a workaround to this?
Thin Lens Camera has these 'lensShift' parameters that let You offset picture plane without moving camera (and changing perspective). tip1: leave a bit for overlapping, this way You can use mask subtly connect those images, otherwise there might be visible seems. tip2 don't use vignetting =DDD
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Thin Lens Camera has these 'lensShift' parameters that let You offset picture plane without moving camera (and changing perspective). tip1: leave a bit for overlapping, this way You can use mask subtly connect those images, otherwise there might be visible seems. tip2 don't use vignetting =DDD
Thanks! I figured out the lens shift trick. It works perfectly and I managed to render something very clean at three time the 8k buffer size.

I haven't looked into it at all but I assume a simple LUA script could automate the process too. That probably is something I'll put together soon if anybody has any interest.

Thank you all for your help :)
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hi Elbloko, this will definitely end up on our site gallery, hope that's ok? let us know if otherwise... cheers
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This is a fantastic renderer and the node web is really helpful! Would you be willing to make a little step by step on how it was accomplished? If you have the time and such (as well as willpower). It would just be a very helpful thing for beginners (such as I) to see.

Anyway, it's a great render! Thanks for sharing!

Regards

Samuel
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Great piece of art ! Congratulations !
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I have no words.

Bravo!
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I think I said this about your last work, but I'm going to say it again. WOW! Truly a work of art.
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quite stunning.

if you get that lens shift script done I'd love to try it. i have to do a wall size piece that needs to be sharp from a foot or two.

A script would make my stitching job a lot easier.

Nice work

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