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Stats: Total Favorities: 0 View Who Favorited Filesize: 469.58kB Height: 1024 Width: 1200 Posted by: Dominique_Peronino  December 01, 2010, 09:32:40 PMRating:  by 3 members.Image Linking Codes
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Dominique_Peronino
Forums Newbie  Posts: 5 
| December 02, 2010, 07:54:53 PM Nice improvement. Thanks I do not have Photoshop but I will test The Gimp. (free) |
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reallybigname
Conqueror Posts: 139
| December 01, 2010, 10:33:12 PM Great combo you found! But, I didn't like the aliasing, so I fixed it - hope you don't mind! I often see renders on here where I think "that would be so much better if it were smooth", so I copy it into Photoshop and smooth it, just so >I< can see it! Well, this time, I decided to share my work with you. I started a folder on my server:  And for anyone who's curious, in Photoshop > Filters > Noise > Reduce Noise. And, here's an image of the settings I use for most of my stuff. I find that this makes almost all fractal noisy renders look better.   |
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