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# 1 01-02-2003 , 09:33 PM

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Found one of my very first 3D work ever. It's a combination of few models on a table. This was made with Real 3D and the year was about 1995. Hope you don't mind. Just wanted to show I was a beginner once too user added image

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# 2 01-02-2003 , 09:35 PM

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To all beginners: I can see several things wrong in the above picture. Can you spot them?

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# 3 01-02-2003 , 11:00 PM

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hummm, i qualify as a beginner! thats for sure... so lets see. The table is way to shiny for a wood surface, the shadows are solid and not placed correctly seeing you have some going to one direction, and others going in the other direction.The bottle has reflected off the table weird, and doesnt cast any shadow... but hey, I dont know, lol.. i still cant do this user added image

. And its 2003! Jeeze, well I dont know, maybe i will spot more as i go on user added image

. Oh, and the shadow under the table kinda gradients as it goes closer to the edge? Ah, i dont know. Cya

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# 4 02-02-2003 , 06:12 AM

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Well, the pipe doesn't touch the thing it is "resting" on.

In the reflection of the sail boat, i don't see something at the end (right) of the boat that is in the reflection.

I don't know about this one, but that shadow along the right wall doesn't seem right.

No one in there right mind would be doing this at 5 to 3PM, or even AM for that matter. Well, that would explain why the pipe looks like it has never been used, heh.

That little red circle in the center of the table shouldn't reflect the same way as the outter part, unless it's the exact same material.

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From this angle, it doesn't look like the end of the bottle refracts in right.

Well, I doubt if that is any of them, heh but that's what I saw.

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# 5 02-02-2003 , 06:12 AM

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Ohh, the watch has no clamps, so it wouldn't stay on someone's wrist, hehe.

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I just keep finding things, hehe.

The shadow of the cork doesn't appear right.

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# 6 02-02-2003 , 09:45 AM

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LOL I have done many a scene like this k-man

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# 7 02-02-2003 , 01:14 PM

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Heh... good points everyone. What about the scales of the objects? What about the perspective of the shot? user added image

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# 8 02-02-2003 , 06:49 PM

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the watch face seems to be raised off the table with out resting on somthing

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# 9 02-02-2003 , 07:15 PM

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# 10 03-02-2003 , 06:49 AM

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HEY.. that must be one big wine bottle for a boat to fit in it!

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On the wall in the back you've got a horizontal pattern on one side and a vertical pattern on the other.

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# 12 03-02-2003 , 10:57 PM

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to me it seems like the tip of the cork reflects the wall just a bit. And also, shouldnt the glass bottle have a shadow to it? *picks up a glass cup and puts it by a light... then see's a shadow*

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