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HarbingerDawnDate: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:14 | Message # 616
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I've got a question for you guys, what bloom setting do you generally use (whether for screenshots or just normally)?

These days I typically use a bloom value of 0.300





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Antza2Date: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:38 | Message # 617
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Edited by Antza2 - Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:42
 
SolarisDate: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:48 | Message # 618
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Great shots Antza2 !
The 1rst one is scary.. And the 2 eclipses are beautiful cool
 
smjjamesDate: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:52 | Message # 619
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Great shots Antza2 !
The 1rst one is scary.. And the 2 eclipses are beautiful cool


Yeah, I was like 'How close to it's sun is that planet!??'





 
Antza2Date: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 18:53 | Message # 620
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Yeah, I was like 'How close to it's sun is that planet!??'

Right FOV can make anything look awesome cool







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Edited by Antza2 - Sunday, 07.10.2012, 19:21
 
smjjamesDate: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 19:25 | Message # 621
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*cue ominous music*


Also, while I was moving along the night side to get into a good spot...

'Oops, faulty collision detection.'

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Antza2Date: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 19:33 | Message # 622
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'Oops, faulty collision detection.'

tongue





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DoctorOfSpaceDate: Sunday, 07.10.2012, 20:02 | Message # 623
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What LOD did you used for these pics?


Just LOD 0 with a customized texture set.





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anonymousgamerDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 01:36 | Message # 624
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Playing with FOV, because odd FOV shots on gas giant rings seem oddly popular.


Purty looking crater


First time finding mountains above cloud level. Looks amazing, I wish I could see more like that.






Amazing crescent moon. One of the few times I actually turned off Auto-Exposure for a pretty screencap. BTW, the cresent is because the planet is eclipsing the moon.


View from the previous moon to the parent planet.

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Edited by anonymousgamer - Monday, 08.10.2012, 16:21
 
architeuthisDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 02:12 | Message # 625
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Many excellent pictures! You guys should consider post some of you images to the game art blog Dead End Thrills flickr page to help share some of Space Engine's beauty with a wider audience. http://www.flickr.com/groups/deadendthrills/
 
Buster89Date: Monday, 08.10.2012, 04:06 | Message # 626
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A Terra with life i found with a ring.






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the_photogDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 04:38 | Message # 627
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Hello folks, newbie here. Just started messing with SE a few days ago. I have to admit, I'm pretty much in love with this program. Anyway, here are some of my favorite shots:

I believe that is the Andromeda Galaxy in the distance, could be the Milky Way though, don't remember anymore


Love planets in nebulae biggrin


Same system as above just more gasness


Collision!


Nothing real special here, except all those little glitters are asteroids which I thought was cool


Ringed terra with an orange atmosphere.


I just loved this landscape, believe it was a titan, could have been a lifeless terra though.


The ice caps on a desert plan orbiting a pretty famous star...at least in the northern hemisphere wink


This one was interesting, another catalog star. A ringed gas giant with three ringed moons: one desert, one ocean, one terra (featured here is the desert and terra I think)


Close up of the terra, not much water here ALMOST a desert planet. No life in this system as it is orbiting a super giant and only about 9 million years old.

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the_photogDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 04:42 | Message # 628
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This one was interesting, another catalog star. A ringed gas giant with three ringed moons: one desert, one ocean, one terra (featured here is the desert and terra I think)


Sorry for the double post, couldn't see a way to add this pic to my previous post, anyway another shot of the interesting ring giant system this one showing the ocean and desert moons. Hard to tell but if you look closely you can BARELY make out the rings of the ocean moon...or at least it's shadow.


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HarbingerDawnDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 05:07 | Message # 629
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Hello the_photog, and welcome to the forum. Please take a moment to read the forum rules.

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I believe that is the Andromeda Galaxy in the distance, could be the Milky Way though, don't remember anymore

It's the Milky Way

Buster89, those are some nice shots, I especially like the third one.





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smjjamesDate: Monday, 08.10.2012, 15:49 | Message # 630
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@The_photog: Yeah, the max number of images per post is 10, so it's okay.



Yeah I know its the same location as above, I just wanted to do a sunset one.




Odd looking asteroid and a closeup of the ridge.



Interesting looking mountain formation. This is on a desert moon some 2,000km in diameter and an Earth pressure atmosphere.


Unusual looking gas giant (well, Ice Giant anyway). When I found it, all you could see were the white cloudtops and some brown.


Same gas giant, which btw is in a sextuple star system with two blue stars and some others. I like how the combined stars makes one groups diffraction effect look purplish.


Last full sunrise before entering months of darkness and occasional twilight from the planets moonglow.

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