Integrating 3D models with photography
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worm atmosphere
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just notice one thing. the text of the pages on the book are identical, just fliped from each other.
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You seen it allready
, indeed the pages are fliped.
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And you might want to change the text slightly. Possibly delete half of one page and have a small picture on the page? Just to take up some room.
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twisteddragon33, your ideea with a photo on a half page is great, I will apply it certanly.With the text if is it upside-down... hmmm... I don't know I have to check it, maybe you'v right, from the render picture it's looks as you said.
Vampus, the page marker I don't know if it has to sit close to spine.I have an old book and when I open it and let the page marker to fall, it looked like this.
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Also, the shadows are way too sharp for candle light. And the shadow being cast underneath the candle is unnatural.
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dave_baer, the haziness is done to increase the old look and warmness in the atmosphere, so it’s pure artistically.
dirack, that’s very simple; the candle is made from a cylinder and the book is made from nurbs.
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