Earth Departure

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Earth Departure

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This is an image I did a couple years ago. The models were created for a project in the lab, since we had them, I thought a beauty shot was in order. Though outdated, the image still turned out very nice.

This was created/rendered in tS 6.6, using only two lights. One light was a white infinite light which cast shadows. The other light was a blue infinite light, casting no shadows, for the bounced Earth light. I chose the bounce light color from the Earth background image. Final composting was done in our friend, Photoshop.

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Nicely done, I really like it.
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I agree this looks great. Was this done in your Profession?
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Amazing, one of the best Space Scenes that someone do on Truespace, really good!
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Steinie wrote:I agree this looks great. Was this done in your Profession?
I work for the United Space Alliance, we're the prime contractor for NASA's Space Shuttle. I work in an R&D lab, on a suite of applications (Questus) for space flight. I do a range of things, including 3D, video, animation, interface design, prototyping, and whatever else they need. Gotta say, I love my job.

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