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    Default Autumn Scene...not.

    This is not a photo, at least not the composition. I carefully trimmed around several different leaves, defined them as Painter nozzles, and then stroked a little while. I then added a little 55mm digital effects (a suite of PS plug-ins), and hopefully the result looks natural and photographic.

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    Default Re: Autumn Scene...not.

    why do we have diet soda, diet meals, diet candy, but light beer? Why not "Diet Beer"?
    Interesting question Gary. I'd say a light beer in the UK refers to a lower alcohol content, not a lower calorie content.

    Good sketch tho
    Egg

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    Default Re: Autumn Scene...not.

    Quote Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill View Post
    Interesting question Gary. I'd say a light beer in the UK refers to a lower alcohol content, not a lower calorie content.

    Good sketch tho
    Thanks for that, egg.

    Reduced alcohol content is also part of the "light" claim here in the USA, but it's sold as a "less filling" drink because there are also less carbohydrates...which is part and parcel of less alcohol.

    But in the final reel, the US breweries (foreign-owned, but still on US soil!) feel the term "diet" is synonymous with a sissy drink, thus the fudge term "light".

    My Best,

    Gary

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    Default Re: Autumn Scene...not.

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    This is not a photo, at least not the composition. I carefully trimmed around several different leaves, defined them as Painter nozzles, and then stroked a little while. I then added a little 55mm digital effects (a suite of PS plug-ins), and hopefully the result looks natural and photographic.

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    I think you took a walk in the woods, re-enacting the Blair Witch Project with a torch, and it was just there.

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    Default Re: Autumn Scene...not.

    Quote Originally Posted by pauland View Post
    I think you took a walk in the woods, re-enacting the Blair Witch Project with a torch, and it was just there.
    Ya got me dead to rites, Constable.



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    Default Re: Autumn Scene...not.

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    Did anyone actually afix a penny or a quarter to the tone arm to stop skips on your 45s?

    I did, because pressings in the USA were so crappy and warped in the 1960s.

    My Best,

    Gary

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    Default SpectrumWare

    "SpectrumWare".

    Practicing my glass off in Maxwell Render. The models are mine, C4D.

    And it was a SOB making the jigsaw puzzle floor bump map...
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    Default Re: SpectrumWare

    Quote Originally Posted by Gare View Post
    "SpectrumWare".

    And it was a SOB making the jigsaw puzzle floor bump map...
    Well I suppose it was but you did a beautiful job of it. In fact the whole thing is nice,
    Larry a.k.a wizard509

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    Default Re: SpectrumWare

    Larry, as long as I have your attention, may I ask if the render is photorealistic enough to be mistaken for a photograph?

    TIA,

    Gary

 

 

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