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krigl — Mandlebulb at sunset
Published: 2010-06-23 19:24:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 1469; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 56
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Straightforward view of a mandelbulb from mandelbulb 3D.Related content
Comments: 59
I have indeed followed your work for a long while - it's inspirational!
Thanks for the comment - from one M3D 'photographer' to another
Cheers
Roger
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I am soooo proud if I did inspire you Roger
Keep up the good work, and keep on going your own way, there are infinite photos to be taken!
Cheers!
Johan
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Thanks! It's the first thing I made on opening M3D...
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Wow...well you did a good job.
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Thanks! It's simple but came out alright....
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It's lovely with beautiful colours!
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Hi Krigl. Would it be possible for me to borrow this image for me to create something? I guarantee your credit will be attached to the final deviation.
I fancy doing a photo-manip of it, and see what it looks like. Let me know what you think.
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...I must add though, that like I think I said before, this is more of a photograph rather than something I've created myself. The real credit for this goes to the guys who designed the formulas that created this!
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Thanks, mate. I will credit you and the Mandlebulb application.
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You are most welcome, it would be an honour!
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Thanks! I know it's not very 'adventurous' - I've just started using the programme and was pleased to finally get something without clipping. If it's not a 'trade secret' - where/what is the cubic bulb-thing in your 'alien architecture' pictures?
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its a combiantion of bulbox and amazingbox
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Sorry to bother you again but I can't find an option to combine two forms other than the 'hybrid' and that doesn't allow bulbox and amazingbox to be combined. Is there something I've missed, or do you write your own formulas, in which case I'll just forget about it, lol.
One other thing - continuous problem with 'cutting into' the fractal, resulting in red areas. When I zoom out, areas closer to the 'camera' are cut. It's hard to get a complete image. Is it just trial and error, or am I doing something wrong?
Any help on one or both of these would be greatly appreciated! If you don't have time, no problem, I know how that is...
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There is a little window named Formulas , where you have 6 tabs - means six combinations possible 
red areas - only way is to zoom out until the image is not cut
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Ahhhh..... mystery solved! I was using 1.4. It occurred to me there must be a newer version... and there is! Thanks a lot for your time!
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A combination.... right. Got to get to grips with that programme! Thanks very much!
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Wow! This is like an amazing sci-fi landscape. Great work, mate!
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Cheers! Just to be clear - I didn't create this object. It is created by the programme and my only input was to choose how complex it was rendered, and then the position of the bulb in relation to the camera. It's something like photographing a flower or building, nothing difficult. Though you have to make 'artistic' choices, of course...
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Hey, Krigl, you have totally spoiled the magic of your work, mate. Never reveal your secrets to the masses. LOL
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I don't like taking credit when it isn't due
If I ever get truly good at something then I'll be more artistly, I promise...
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