Power of Temptation

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#1

The Power Of Temptation

http://img46.exs.cx/img46/8628/PowerOFTemptation.jpg

1min render :stuck_out_tongue:
OSA 16

#2

Nice, but if the OSA is 16 then why do I still notice some aliasing.

#3

jpeg artifact maybe. good image. try turning full osa on in the materials panel

#4

Thereā€™s aliasing because weā€™re probably not seeing the image at the same size it was originally rendered. Am I right?

#5

nope it was the same in render window :stuck_out_tongue:

#6

No offence,
but that render does not look like it took 40 mins unless if you had octree res to 128

#7

stop tellikng me things i already know :smiley:

#8

nope it was the same in render window icon_razz.gif

I just wanted to note that renders look jagged like that in the render window, but they look just peachy when saved and viewed in their true size.

But I am by no means an expert, and I donā€™t mean to pretend like I know what Iā€™m talking about. Youā€™d definately know a whole lot more than I would; it is your render, after all! :wink:

By the way, I seem to have forgotten to comment on the scene itself. If I were to make a criticism, Iā€™d probably have to say that the blue and green colors are a bit too strong for this type of scene. But thatā€™s just me. Others will probably see it differently. Other than that, I like it very much, although Iā€™m struggling with its meaningā€¦ :wink:

#9

The meaning

Bubbles are temptatoin no one can resist them
the gas bottle is there to show there gas beenput in the bubbles
so temmptatoin of bubbles has enough ā€œpowerā€ to kill some one :o

#10

Boy some people are PICKY. Aliasing? None worth mentioning. Its impossible to completely rid a render of aliasing. OSA 16 isnā€™t magic. Its not always going to have perfect results. Best solution is to render at double the resolution you require and downsample as necessary IMO.

#11

fixed. saved using blender instead of Print screan :smiley:
print screen was easier :stuck_out_tongue:

#12

:o Big improvement :smiley:

A couple suggestions: Lose the grey floor and put something better there or at least extrend it all the way out of the camera view so we canā€™t see that nasty sky :open_mouth:

Adjust your lighting so the lower left corner isnā€™t so gosh-darn bright. Its really difficult to make out your little plastic bubbly things, at least on this crappy 15 inch Dell LCD it is.