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Cerulean Cross 2: New Version

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Cerulean Cross 2: New Version

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Here's a new version of Cerulean Cross I just did as I was finishing the edit job on my web site. This one looks pretty nice and has some interesting 3D effects towards the corners. All comments welcome.

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spektyrArchived

Gat- 1.5 Terabytes?!!!! HOLY SOCKS! LOL Looks like a great deal for the price!

gatArchived

. Gr here is a site I came across what do you think? http://www.bluehost.com/

spektyrArchived

Thanks Gat! I'm getting great feedback at the other community sites I post to as well. I'm trying to increase my exposure as much as possible. :-) I've been tweaking JAlbum and I think I have a good setup now. It will automatically include the ID bar at the top and the link bar/counter at the bottom. I also set up a 'title' variable that will put the site title on every page. This makes it easier to update the site. I'm also using a slightly different skin for the site. I think it looks pretty cool. Let me know what you think. Ok? ;-)

gatArchived

. you know blue is very neutral color and when mixed with white I think it makes up for a very good composition.

spektyrArchived

Thank Horo! You know me well enough by now to believe that it's all reflections. ;-) I did this render at RPP=64. I want to do a 4000x4000 at RPP=256 for prints. I bet that will take a few days to render. LOL Of course the print services will more than likely make the blues too dark like in the print I got of CC1.

HoroArchived

Yeah - nice. The cross part looks as if it were a separate model put in front of the part that makes up the corners and edges. Nothing wrong with this, though. Just in order that you don't get overy hilarious: fine bright, high contrast lines demand high rays per pixel renders - your sig, too. Minor quibles, of course.