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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

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

hi Elbloko, this will definitely end up on our site gallery, hope that's ok? let us know if otherwise... cheers

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

Great piece of art ! Congratulations !

I have no words.

Bravo!

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

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

Peter