Octane bloom effect
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ardian_ian
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that's Fantastic!!!!
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I always do bloom after the render in ps, but it´s ok to have it inside the render. Also the glare is really nice to have. I would like to see some ambient dispersion effect, that would be cool.
AMD FX8350 8 cores. 16GBs RAM
GTX690
Win8 64.
GTX690
Win8 64.
Very nice Karba!
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gabrielefx
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cool!Karba wrote:One more render
what about lens diffraction?
on iPad exist an app called Lens Flare HD. It has the best flares I saw in computer graphics, better than Knoll.
I hope you will implement some of them...
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That's soooo niiicee!
lens diffraction would make the effect complete
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icelaglace
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Just to be sure, what you mean with Lens diffraction is the airy disk phenomenon, right?Refracty wrote:lens diffraction would make the effect complete
+1
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I like this image with the car and sun through the trees very much ! Very nice.
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