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2015-02-10, 10:01:42

akurra

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Eye animation
Hi,

this is my second animation with Corona. Render is a bit rough on the edges. I've tried it with Modo and SI+Arnold and finally chosen Corona due to speed. The geometry is quite heavy in this one.
I used neatvideo to get rid of grain. Blackmagic Fusion free version for comp & particles. There is some flickering in the shadows. I guess I could get rid of it if I did the compositing more carefully.
It was inspired by Suren Manvelyan photos, and looks a bit like Cosmos title animation, but I've started it long before the series hit the tv screen.


Cheers,
Piotr

« Last Edit: 2015-02-10, 10:06:58 by akurra »
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2015-02-10, 12:05:01
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Re: Eye animation
fantastic!
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2015-02-11, 20:43:34
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Re: Eye animation
Super cool!
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2015-02-12, 05:49:44
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Christa Noel

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Re: Eye animation
sorry for dumb question, what is that? is that microscopic view inside the human eyes?
btw, awesome animation. that must be very complex object modelling.
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2015-02-12, 18:16:27
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Tetsuoo

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Re: Eye animation
wow this is crazy !!
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2015-02-12, 19:34:09
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Re: Eye animation
awesome work :)
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2015-02-14, 11:47:36
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akurra

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Re: Eye animation
noel20: I saw photos by Suren Manlevyan on the web ( https://www.google.pl/search?q=Suren+Manvelyan ) and thought that eye structures are just like some wonderful sci-fi landscape. Then I though it would be wonderful to fly above such a landscape.
The animation didn't turn out as I expected mainly due to the fact, that I took a bad approach: the eye should be modeled from fragments, not as a whole, as it needs a very dense geometry to represent all the nuances of it's structure. And perhaps some procedural modelling.
Nevertheless, I decided to render the created model.
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2015-02-14, 11:58:07
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Re: Eye animation
I think you did an awesome job here..
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