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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 11/27/2006
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Maya...
At one time I used Alias Sketch... I recently downloaded blender and was, to say the least, completely overwhelmed by the interface. It's been so long since a CATIA course and some of the 3D work that I've become hopelessly stale.
Unfortunately I can't run the software or have the big iron to support what you are talking about, but man, I think it is close to what I can get in slo-mo with this iterative particle stuff.
Kind of like "The Lawnmower Man" movie with the particle explosion. Only better.
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 11/27/2006
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Hey - see comment. forgot to reply directly.
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Joel Aron
{K:14920} 11/26/2006
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m-
this is the better of the new images. very good looking effect. if you have maya, have you tried mapping the image to a particle's RGBpp attribute? pretty cool if you have proc power, to have the image made up of a trillion particles, and then just add a little bit of volume noise to the particles, and randomize the weight of each particle. Then animate.. sit back and trip out.
keep it up M!
cheers,
-joel
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Michael Kanemoto
{K:22115} 11/24/2006
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hey c -
this algorithm reads in the color of the pixels in the images and then takes that as a particle. the particle races a path with some random velocity and acceleration.
if the image was sepia the result would be sepai. I can contol the hue, saturation, and brightness, but here I stick to the basics.
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Cleveland Smith
{K:7006} 11/24/2006
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Michael, interesting concept, wonder what it might do if a person used a sepia toned image?
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Rashed Abdulla
{K:163889} 11/24/2006
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Wonderful portrait and very creative
Wishing you all of the best my friend
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