Water-long shutter

[zoranm]

Hi

Well, cool stuff when you have 8 threads is that you can assign 6 to render and use remaining two to play and experiment

This is a personal work. I tried to reproduce effect of long shutter speed when photographing water in motion.
Water has animated noise (which didn't look blurred enough for my liking, so I moved the whole plane couple of meters to the side). For motion blur I lowered the shutter speed to 0.2 (which I guess is equivalent to 5sec in real life-Vlado?)
I attached the 1:1 crop for closer inspection.
Moonlight is mixed HDRI sunset + multiplied blue color.
Some colour correction in PS as well.

For some more images from my "water in motion" cycle, please, visit my web-site on:

http://archisense.com.au/other.html



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Regars

Zoran

[Neilg]

I think .2 is .2 of a second, so 5 would be 5 seconds, which is why you needed more movement.

Its a very cool effect though, I need to start playing with motion blur more.

[Aldaryn]

Shutter speed is 1/shutterspeed so I guess 0.2 is 5 seconds.

Nice effect, but as far as I know, motion blur can't blur texture changes in VRay, this is why you needed to move the whole plane. Anyway, I'm not sure you even need motion blur to reproduce this, a simple glossy reflection would do imo.

Best regards,

A.

[Neilg]

Whoops, yeah - I was thinking of an SLR which is the other way around.

[mcvltd]

Nice dreamy atmospheric effect! Would look good with a silhouette of a boat in there.

[zoranm]

Nice effect, but as far as I know, motion blur can't blur texture changes in VRay, this is why you needed to move the whole plane.

Just to clarify:I'd used noise modifier, not the texture.

Z.

[nvanherpt]

from real world experience i would try 30 second exposures.

[m_hinks]

Looks really nice. I seem to remember 0.2 is 5 seconds too.

I wonder if we could convince you to splash out and render an ani?!

[pskdude]

yep

get the free pixelcream sailboat and put some dirt maps on it it would look great!

=)

[Metin_7]

I think it looks great, very atmospheric.

[jreynolds]

Nice series of images on your site but I really like this one
http://archisense.com.au/Images/Other/o-motke01-01.jpg

Might look nice if you faked some motion in the clouds too.

Best regards,
--Jon

[zoranm]

Thanks everyone for crits and comments

Zoran