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Waves of Happiness by MaG1Xx

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Waves of Happiness

By MaG1Xx

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  • 2560x1600
  • 2304x1440
  • 2048x1280
  • 1920x1200
  • 1680x1050
  • 1440x900
  • 1280x800
  • 1152x720
  • 2560x1440
  • 1920x1080 - 1080p HDTV
  • 1600x900
  • 1280x720 - 720p HDTV
  • 2560x1024
  • 1600x1200
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Created with Planetside Terragen 2 and Adobe Photoshop CS4.

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Comments (21)

  1. NoVaSaur

    Banding? What banding? Well I do see a bit of banding, but it's not that visible on my end. I'm using sRGB colour, Standard OptiColor mode, Nature Skin Tone on my 28 inch 1920x1200 pc monitor. I basically have to look very close (maybe like 1cm away) to my monitor so I can actually see it. Not that noticeable, at all. Great picture nonetheless.

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  2. jeffrieskye

    Beautiful image and I truly think it's remarkable. However, I am getting the banding across the sky and it kills it. Can this image be re-rendered at a higher resolution or higher depth? I do run at 2560x1600, but I am sure this will be fine for my laptop. This is what I've got: 30" WFP Dell powered by a Quadro FX4600. I also utilize a Pantone Huey Pro to calibrate color every couple days with auto light adjust every 5 mintues. This isn't a "my machine is holier than thou" comment. I wanted to share what I am looking at and how I am looking at it. There's no way I can get rid of that banding on a user end. I can only recommend a re-do on that image if you want. You are the artist. I am an appreciator of your work. I suspect it might be just the limitation of the creative software. I will try it out sometime. Otherwise, splendid eye of creativity. I would like to ask what inspired "Waves of Happiness"?

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  3. gcarter

    No offence intended by my reply good people :) My monitor is actually a 50" Samsung Plasma - and I guess I like to keep my brightness to around 50% ish to minimise image retention... Anyway, lovin interfacelift in general... I make a daily visit every morning with my coffee... sometimes more ;)

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  4. pilot

    Wow ! Was about time to see some TG2 renders here ! Very nice screen layout and impressive colors. Too bad about the banding in the upper sky (I'm on a professional calibrated Eizo colorgraphic workstation). But is this really TG2 or TG classic ? If you used TG2 I'm assuming that you loaded a ps generated image as background layer ? Or why did you use ps in this render ? TG2 is able to produce some better defined terrains and water (lake object) and a starry sky itself. But it's an appealing wallpaper.

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  5. EastTN

    I thought it was real until I read the description. Nice work. I agree that the cloud closest to the sun looks a little bit strange but it doesn't ruin the WP. Thanks for sharing!! @ Clyde Wow. rude much? gcarter doesn't see the banding unless he turns up the brightness. That is his experience with the image. Does he not have the right to post his observation? He did not say you had your brightness setting too high. Simply that the banding is only visable on his monitor with the brightness cranked up. I don't have the best monitor here at work but I believe it is the range that most users have on their desk @ home. I will check on my cinema display when I get home but I do not see the banding. Telling someone to get a decent monitor when you have no idea what they have is a bit juvenile. You can attack me all you like but in the future how about using some tact instead of sarcasm.

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  6. Clyde

    @gcarter Thanks so much for your input. I can't imagine why I had my brightness turned up so high it was constantly hurting my eyes.,,(sigh) So I've got my brightness set too high for just this one image..Is that correct ? No other images are showing banding like this. Maybe if you got a decent monitor you would see the problems mentioned.

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