Push the Limits by environaut
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I really like the way this one turned out...much better than Arid:panorama I think. :)
Rendersize: 18,000x3,000 pixels
Rendertime: 2 days, 2 hours, 51 minutes (ultra AA and extra-blended detail turned on)
Terrain: 4097x4097 WM 1.25 standard edition terrain
Postwork (in this exact order): open, sharpen, resize to 9,000x1,500, sharpen, resize to 4,500x750, sharpen, resize to 2250x375, sharpen, save.
Please enjoy this one....I'm quite happy with it. :D
--Mike

Comments (15)
awesome !!!! the rendertime is amazing !!! beautiful work !! sky , terrain and surface are marvelous !! v
Very impressive and extremely well done. The only thing is that I'm not sure that multiple sharpen/resize were needed. Is there any difference if you directly resize at 2250x375, then sharpen ?
Stunning V
Wonderful, but you must have some patience.
Nice man...love that terrain :)
I agree with Tiwiwine and I have the same question! And I agree with azrabella too!!!
Fantastic work - one point, I think Ultra-AA is for the edge of water to terrain - not necessary to turn it on here. Keep on going! @Tiwiwine and @Ionel: there is surely a large difference between resizing and sharpening vs. resizing in steps. But do not overdo it!
Great wide view.
Wow, what a really nice panorama. I love the terrain and surface details. Drools over your dual core lol!
The atmospher is outstanding!!
Looks great!
Need to get me a 16/9 wide screen. This image in its entirety is outstanding. The good work you've put into it shows!
Wonderful surfacing!!!! Such a huge terrain, your sky gives such a mood to this...
Sheesh....Huge render!...heavy mysterious atmo.
You should be it's stunning. Unfortunately, dark images don't get enough attention in the gallery.