Sunset Vue 7(pioneer) by deevee
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Description
Still playing with the frustrating Vue 7 Pioneer beta. The limitations have challenged me to find work arounds, which as a 72 year old I find exciting.
Stay safe and healthy and do have a stress free day!
deevee,
Joe.
Comments (17)
Magnifique!!!
Lovely image ! Fine composition !
Excellent work!!
The holy three kings? For all the limitations this looks really great. I think you will swing into easily.
All right already..I'll install and play with it...this great image was the push I needed....great stuff Joe and I know what you mean about being challenged...feel the same way with TG2.. ...
amazing view
I agree - Vue 7 Pioneer is frustrating but I like your testing
My challenge is just to get Cornucopia to let me purchase or download anything. I like your challenge a lot better and wish I could join you. I'm only a year younger.
fine work!
Great!
I like the palm trees in the foreground. Very nice image!
Well if this is a workaround it's a very successful one...very nice composition and realism...well done!
grafikeer, thanks for your comments! It is not rocket science to work around the imbeded logo! line up your objects to the left of the image, render as large as possible and then crop out the logo and reduce the image to the size you wish. Very simple really!
excellent palm impression! a lot of mood by the soft mist and wonderful low clouds! ;o)
This is quite stunning, Joe! I like what you've been doing with the new Beta
Superb composition. Like you, I really enjoy playing within the confines of what you can do in the free Pioneer. Sometimes, having limitations helps the creative process.
Nice work!