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| Posted: Sat Sep 1st, 2012 01:34 pm |
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| Posted: Sat Sep 1st, 2012 02:42 pm |
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Herb Kephart
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Great modeling, lousy backdrop effect.
Herb 
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| Posted: Sat Sep 1st, 2012 04:22 pm |
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W C Greene
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Well, I think the backdrop looks OK, my buddy Mopman has a far better one and it doesn't have any exotic lighting effects. But then maybe I am prejudiced. Poor old me, I don't have any backdrops, just trees and Muj's house.
Woodie
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| Posted: Sat Sep 1st, 2012 09:22 pm |
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danpickard
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The low lights behind the scenery I've seen a number of times, but usually used for either sunrise, sunset, or night effects. Not so mush a daytime effect as on the Bar Mills layout, where the effort in those pics goes a bit un-noticed.
Have seen blue rope lights used for a night time horizon glow, or a dark orange rope (or paintd fluro even) for nice sunset/sunrise glows coming over the horizon.
Its other use is to try and wash out backdrop shadows from the main light source, created by foreground trees and structures, but I've usually been able to work around this problem with the backdrop painted to suit where those shadows might fall.
Cheers,
Dan Pickard
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| Posted: Mon Nov 5th, 2012 09:44 pm |
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