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Jeff Patton
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June 28, 2008. 15:16PM
name:
ChewyPixels
entry: Awesome work as usual, Jeff!

Good luck with learning Maya!
June 30, 2008. 19:57PM
name:
Pazur
entry: I've been lurking at your portfolio and blog for a while now. Great skills and attention to details. I'm definitely an admirer of your work.
July 05, 2008. 12:51PM
name:
SmokingHot2003
entry: Jeff,

I'm curious. Thru all of the websites with forums that I've seen you post your work or examples, I noticed that you've used varies of render engines like FryRender, Vray....etc. But you seem to post all of your personal works on your portiflio that were rendered with Mental Ray engine. None of them are rendered with other engines. So it seems like Mental Ray is your top choice of all render engines. Why is that? Is it because Mental Ray is the first render engine you've learned to use before or during the time the other render engines even exist?
July 08, 2008. 23:39PM
name:
JeffPatton
entry: nwiz25 - Thank you sir!
Jedi-Juice - Thanks. No doubt that I need all the luck I can get.
Pazur - Thank you very much! Too bad I don't have an artistic eye like you!

SmokingHot2003 - mental ray wasn't my first renderer. Back in the day I used scanline and my favorite was Ghost, which eventually became Brazil R/S. Ahhhh, those were some fun times. I remember being in awe seeing Neil Blevins' test renders using Ghost.

But I digress; Today I primarily use mental ray because for the most part it does what I need. I also need to stay on top of it if I'm to keep offering training on it. Personally speaking, I think I do need to start adding some of my Vray/FryRender/Maxwell/Brazil stuff to my gallery. As it stands now, I fear potential employers may view me as a 'one trick pony'....and I can't afford that (literally).
July 09, 2008. 10:11AM
name:
sherridge101
entry: Hi Jeff,

Top work on the new image. Nice overall feel, as with all of your work.

Just wondering how you go about adding the glow on your images. Especially around and in the lights.

Cheers,
Steve
July 09, 2008. 11:08AM
name:
sherridge101
entry: Hi Jeff,

Top work on the new image. Nice overall feel, as with all of your work.

Just wondering how you go about adding the glow on your images. Especially around and in the lights.

Cheers,
Steve
July 09, 2008. 12:40PM
name:
daveb867
entry: jeff

quick question as i haven't asked one in a while

on one of your charette renders over at vizdepot, i noticed you photoshopped some grass into one of them. you also gave the name of the person who provided you with the grass image, any chance of sharing the image or at least a link to where i might find it. now entering the photoshop for post production phase
July 09, 2008. 12:42PM
name:
daveb867
entry: http://www.vizdepot.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8178&highlight=patton

thats the grass i'm talkin about
July 10, 2008. 05:58AM
name:
JeffPatton
entry: Dave: Ask in this thread: http://www.vizdepot.com/forums/show...ght=marks+grass
I don't have access to that collection right now due to a recent hard drive failure.

Steve: The glow is created by the glare camera shader & self-illuminated A&D materials.
July 10, 2008. 07:41AM
name:
daveb867
entry: cheers jeff
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