[thomas lacroix]

thanks torolf, but i was mostly thinking of the star ribbon like lamp...
but i had those ressources in my bookmarks...

thanks

[Frances]

Lovely work.

[Micha]

Wonderful lamps, great renderings.

You write, that the images looks sometimes to greyish - I try to use a lower gamma like 1.6 or 1.4 and more brightness per shutter control. I think, the default gamma of 2.2 is to soft. Disadvantage - the vignetting will be shown stronger.

[bathsheba]

bathsheba, those lamps are simply gorgeous ...
sure i'd like to know once produced where to find some... ;)

I would too -- they've been in production for several months, and I don't have even a sample of the round one. I don't know of any place to buy them online. I hope to sell them on bathsheba.com, but it is just taking a long time...Materialise is doing a very interesting thing with the MGX line, but they are not so easy to work with.

-Sheba

[bathsheba]

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[bathsheba]

Wonderful lamps, great renderings. :D
You write, that the images looks sometimes to greyish - I try to use a lower gamma like 1.6 or 1.4 and more brightness per shutter control. I think, the default gamma of 2.2 is to soft. Disadvantage - the vignetting will be shown stronger.

Thanks, I'll try it. A little vignetting would be a good trade for the very flat renders I have been getting in well lit scenes.

-Sheba

[Polyxo]

I also like that lamp!

Holger

[Thomas An.]

Wow Sheba, no disrespect to your other renders but, I seriously love that image. I wish you could add this to your collection here at a high enough resolution ... I am thinking ... wallpaper.

That's nice to hear, thanks! I like it too. I don't have it very big, and it would need some tweaking up, but now's the time when I'm looking for a holiday postcard image. If I use this one, I'll post the final render.

-Sheba

Excellent !

But please do not tweak too much I like it as is; including the alternate views on the left and right.

[abgrafx3d]

Very nice work bathsheba

[alan2here]

http://www.bathsheba.com/
This link dosn't seem to have been posted yet, So I thought I best post it.

Oh and as we are posting about mathmatical renders
http://www.btinternet.com/~ndesprez/

Using that progeam I made this.
http://www.with-logic.co.uk/Show/Spikey.png
Rendered using the program.
I dont know how to export it in a re-rendarable format
But it would look great in maxwell.

[bathsheba]

Not very exciting as renders go, but I thought you might like the object. I must get of these lightbox setups which have been posted...the object is OK, but I wish the background wasn't blown out.

This render is noteworthy only because it's the first time I was able to apply a bump map to a sculpture. I had to use UVMapper as Rhino doesn't export UV maps for meshes that are not NURBS-based.

-Sheba