s h o r t f o l i o . . .
Monday, November 30, 2015
Monday, November 16, 2015
ANATOMY FOR SCULPTORS . . .
Understanding the human figure by : ULDIS ZARINS with SANDIS KONDRATS
The concept of this book came from the other co-author Uldis Zarins, a classically trained sculptor. While he's learning sculpting, he was frustrated by the lack of anatomy books for sculptors, and so he decided to create such a book. The book was crowd-funded successfully on Kickstarter in May 2013.
The concept of this book came from the other co-author Uldis Zarins, a classically trained sculptor. While he's learning sculpting, he was frustrated by the lack of anatomy books for sculptors, and so he decided to create such a book. The book was crowd-funded successfully on Kickstarter in May 2013.
Labels:
ANATOMY,
DRAWING TECHNIQUES,
EBOOK,
HUMANFIGURE,
Reference,
SCULPT
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Sunday, November 8, 2015
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
BOKEH EFFECT IN VRAY SKETCHUP . . .
Bokeh effect is defined as “the effect of a soft out-of-focus background that you get when shooting a subject, using a fast lens, at the widest aperture, such as f/2.8 or wider.” Simply put, bokeh is the pleasing or aesthetic quality of out-of-focus blur in a photograph.
V-Ray also offers a feature to simulate this type of effect: enable the depth of field and just flag on “blades”
Trial 1 | Aperture (f number) 8.0 | Shutter speed 300
Trial 2 | Aperture (f number) 1.0 | Shutter speed 300
Trial 3 | Aperture (f number) 2.0 | Shutter speed 125
Trial 4 | Aperture (f number) 2.0 | Shutter speed 60
3 important things to affect DOF "Depth of field"
EV (Exposure value) a combination of a shutter speed and an aperture "f-number" setting, independent of any ISO setting.
EV (Exposure value)
I have lots of trial and error...correct me if I'm wrong about the setting and I need a comments and more suggestion if you have. :) GOD BLESS
Trial 1 | Aperture (f number) 8.0 | Shutter speed 300
Trial 3 | Aperture (f number) 2.0 | Shutter speed 125
3 important things to affect DOF "Depth of field"
- Focal length
- Distance from the subject - CameraDistance.rb
- Aperture (f-number)
Adjust or increase Blur DOF effect
- Using a bigger Focal length
- Reducing the distances from the subject (actual distance of camera to object)
- Decreasing f-number
EV (Exposure value) a combination of a shutter speed and an aperture "f-number" setting, independent of any ISO setting.
I have lots of trial and error...correct me if I'm wrong about the setting and I need a comments and more suggestion if you have. :) GOD BLESS
Labels:
BOKEHEFFECT,
CAMERA,
DOF,
photography,
Tips and Tricks,
tutorials
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
WOOD PARQUET FLOORING . . . VISMAT
Using Displacement | Normal | Specular maps
Trial - adding specular map to perpendicular slot of the Fresnel and normal map to the Reflection Glossiness slot.
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