lamp by loganarts

Lightwave • (none) • posted on Nov 10, 2001

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Description

modeled and rendered in lw 7.0b. blur effect in photoshop

Comments (8)

tcarretti

8:15PM | Sat, 10 November 2001

This is great. I need to spend more time working on stuff like this... keep up the good work!

cloudedInMystery

10:09PM | Sat, 10 November 2001

Looks good. Nice lighting and detail.

Tephladon

5:01AM | Sun, 11 November 2001

I love the way you achieved that soft shadow under that transparent section. Was that done in post?

loganarts

9:33AM | Sun, 11 November 2001

thanks 4 the comments people i used photoshop only 4 the blur. i miss some caustics in the scene but i really couldnt get it right...any help?

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beyondMyth

3:56PM | Sun, 11 November 2001

wow :-) i love this one, so clean and simple yet very effective thumbs up :-) ,,

bulbousone

11:37PM | Sun, 11 November 2001

Take it from a bulb: good detail. But bulbs are meant to produce light. Let's see some glow! :)

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chemicalbrother

4:58PM | Thu, 22 November 2001

this is real cool and bulbs only produce light when plugged into a lamp. just one thing the glass of the bulb shouldn't refract so much (glass on a bulb is real real thin and doesn't really refract light, iof it did we'd all be sitting in weirdly lit rooms : ) on the caustics thing...... sometimes if the caustics arent all that noticable i make a light just for caustic emmissions then I disable affect diffuse, specular and affect open gl(just leave it affecting caustics and depending on the lighting of your scene ramp the caustic light way up sometimes even as high as 1000%)as i say depends on the lighting in rest of scene. experimentation will do the trick.

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