which ones are real? which are rendered?
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Gallery
This is gallery of computer-generated images produced using my volume renderer named "Volumetrics". On Technology page you can get more information about what 'volume renderer' is and how it is used to produce such images. Volumetrics can produce animation clips aswell as still images.
Sample commercial video, using Volumetrics for the cloudscapes.
If you are commercially interested in use of this technology with your software or in your animation or still image project, you can contact me to discuss the details.
Sample commercial video, using Volumetrics for the cloudscapes.
If you are commercially interested in use of this technology with your software or in your animation or still image project, you can contact me to discuss the details.
(work in progress, i work on clouds first then landscapes) Images made with Volumetrics render engine, using new framework
Older images made with Volumetrics render engine, using MojoWorld's framework
(C) 2004..2008 Dmytry Lavrov.
Want to say something or ask some question? Or have some (commercial) job you'd want me to do (CG animation, still images for website design, programming, things like that) ? Contact: dmytry_lavrov@yahoo.com .
Talk about a single, branded GPhone more or less 
Microsoft's portable Arc Mouse folds down to half its size for travel. But that semicircle shape can't be as comfortable as it looks. Then again, who needs to point and click and work when you can flip and drool? It comes in red or black for $60 and will be out later this year. [
Fans of laser engraving can now prettify all their stuff with Epilog Laser's new Zing Laser, a machine that's roughly about the size of a bulky office scanner. The Zing Laser, one of the first fully functional low-cost laser etchers on the market, has 25 watts of cutting power and can engrave designs into wood, acrylic, plastic, leather, cork, glass, treated metals and more.
In an effort to figure out the best areas to harvest wind energy, scientists from NASA's Earth Science Division have used several years of QuikSCAT satellite data to produce some pretty awesome looking wind power density maps. According to them, if the areas with high wind power—an average wind of greater than 30 knots (45 miles an hour)—were tapped, they could potentially supply 10 to 15 percent of the world's energy needs.
Volkswagen thinks they know what cars from 2028 will looks like (which is probably fair, since they can basically make the whole thing one big self-fulfilling prophecy). Still, it's exciting to see the designs. The one pictured here is Ego. It's a sporty two-seater without a front window (no, not because people in the future can see with their minds, but because it will be loaded with all sorts of cameras and sensors that are better than a window).
If you hop over to their site, you'll see how the display works to combine information from cameras, lasers, ultrasound and radar to warn you of upcoming problems on the road. The HUD is really not so dissimilar from modern day racing games.
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