[Fernando Tella]

the galeries are going to look so 70's

¡Ah, ah, ah, ah, staying alive, staying alive!

[y_okaue]

The spots image and the video look awesome.

[Mihai]

An image on the not so subtle end of aperture diffraction

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[stu.dio]

I want to faint - BRAVO MEGALE!! - thank-you to the NL team - large round of applause - this week has been really enjoyable to watch - good and bad that it will end next week.. bring it on!

the lights image is just "!!!|

greetings and happy easter from Athens

[GM5]

Please stop, I'm having lens flare flashbacks

-Greg

[jomaga]

so if i understand this right, all i need to do is add a map like below to the apeture and i get the glare in the water sceen.

That's it. We are using this kind of maps

[Nicolas Rivera]

Mihai, thats great and freaky at the same time

[Frances]

so if i understand this right, all i need to do is add a map like below to the apeture and i get the glare in the water sceen.

That's it. We are using this kind of maps

Looking forward to the tutorial.

[daros]

That are great news!!!

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[ajlynn]

Couple questions for those in the know-

Does adding glare require a re-render? Or is it something that can be done in realtime (or, say, Photoshop-filter-time) on an MXI you've already rendered?

I keep seeing all these videos of things like lights being dimmed on and off and glare coming in and out. Does the new software generate these videos and export as video files? (Which would be really useful I think.) Or does it require using an app that captures screen video and operating the sliders by hand?

[jfrancis]

What is the difference between aperture-shaped glare and the already-implemented aperture-shaped bokeh?



http://www.digitalartform.com/lenses.htm

[Mihai]

Does adding glare require a re-render? Or is it something that can be done in realtime (or, say, Photoshop-filter-time) on an MXI you've already rendered?

You can do it while it's rendering, after it's finished rendering, or just load an mxi into mxcl and apply glare to it.

I keep seeing all these videos of things like lights being dimmed on and off and glare coming in and out. Does the new software generate these videos and export as video files? (Which would be really useful I think.) Or does it require using an app that captures screen video and operating the sliders by hand?

Emixer allows you to save your keyframed sequence as a series of png images. You can also save the keyframe sequence itself as an .emixer file, to apply the same sequence to another render, for example the same scene but from a different angle.

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