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:iconsanosoke:
Hi everyone.
This one is not completely new. I made it about 2 weeks ago but never posted it here. I'm really happy how this turned out, so I thought you all should see it. Basically started as a water/underwater overlay test but turned into this.
Thanks for looking, and I appreciate any comment or favs you will give.
Sacha

P.S. all created in Terragen, slight postwork for sharpening, resize and color correction in PS
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~stephenchong318 Mar 25, 2007
nice view... i wan freedom like tat hahaha
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~UnsurrealMarcelo Dec 29, 2006
LOVE IT, except the sun would look better if detailed., but everything is amazing.
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~Lujaien Oct 5, 2006
Great colours, I especially love the water. Question though, do you have the registered or free version of terragen? I'm wondering if the options of the two differ, because I cant seem to get the water the way you made it (I have the free version). Can you give me tips on how to create water like that? Thanks :)
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~sanosoke Oct 6, 2006
Hi, I use the registered version of TG, and although the 'options' aren't really that much better with the registered version, for things like Water or Overlays, being able to render big makes all the difference. If you want a good example, take a look at my 2 Venezuela renders. The first one in my gallery is done with the unregistered TG, and the second is basically the same (some little differences, but not enough for it to change THAT much) but with the registered TG.
My tip for this render is, however, that I used an underwater Pebble overlay, which is partially why the water looks like this. Also, finding great landforms under the water helps a lot too.
It's hard for me to help too much without specific questions or issues. Maybe if you could give me an example of your water that you're having trouble with I can help :)
Thanks a lot for the kind comment
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~Lujaien Oct 6, 2006
I actually just figured out how to get the water the way Ive wanted it to, I thought I'd give it one more shot before I bugged you about it and it worked haha, but thanks to you for your great inspirational work, wouldnt have tried changing my water without looking at your art :)
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~sanosoke Oct 7, 2006
Hey great! Glad you figured out what you wanted :)
If you do need help though, I'm here. I enjoy helping people with TG (not much else can help with. . )
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~Lujaien Oct 7, 2006
For sure I'll come bug you if I need anything, thanks!
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~sanosoke Oct 10, 2006
cool
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~mannandmachine Aug 20, 2006  Hobbyist Photographer
Amazing!!! ^^
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~Italian-Angel Aug 15, 2006
You're awesome
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