i'm a bit reluctant to submit "remix" images of existing works, but here goes anyway.
this is rendered with my 4-day-old new renderer; it's a spectral (wavelength-based) renderer that can cleanly handle lots of interesting physics, in this case the light source is a black body emitter (wiki: [link]) at about 9500K. i look forward to doing much more with this renderer and letting others use it in the future (read: after my #$&*@% exams).
i've actually sent the exe to a friend on da (~vodu2040) with a 64bit quadcore machine, which will render it at 3840x2400 just earlier. i would really like to render a print-resolution version, but that will take much memory, probably requiring 64bit. i have 4gb of ddr2 memory already actually, but i can't use it until i upgrade my motherboard+cpu to quadcore whenever the new intel or amd ones come out (using 2gb atmo).
oh my... that looks so real, I want to reach out and touch it much, much better than certain other recent 3D fractal renders I simply can't stop staring at this though.. I've scrolled up to look at it 4 times now, while trying to write this comment
the realism will get kicked up a notch before year's end: real skylight, integration with normal 3d geometry and lights, real materials (glass, metal, clay, ...) etc. too bad i have exams right now
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and I think I have the farm to do it...
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I want a woman to look at me
Like I look at cheesecake
*Apophysis ~ultrafractal
great great job!
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*Apophysis
the realism will get kicked up a notch before year's end: real skylight, integration with normal 3d geometry and lights, real materials (glass, metal, clay, ...) etc. too bad i have exams right now
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