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16ozBud
Try a simple graduated blur on the sides while keeping the center of the falling tree sharp
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sysop912
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cafn8d
No suggestions, criticisms, or other comments? I'm NOT asking for votes...I'm just trying to improve. Okay...TofuTheGreat suggested trying spherize on the texture as the tree falls. Probably a good idea... How about more blur/shadows: where & h
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cafn8d
where & how much?
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sage
That's a tough one, caf. I wish I could advise you.
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16ozBud
The sawdust falling was the cool part
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16ozBud
spherizing the falling tree will blur the center, which I feel needs to remain crisp.
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cafn8d
Thanks for the comments and suggestions! It's funny that I took the sawdust details for granted, and that wound up being the best part... lol!
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"freeze frame"
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by cafn8d
Created October 18, 2005
2 votes
6 comments
550w x 400h (120KB)
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