The atmospheric perspective and the scale effect, a bit of theory.
Hi friends
Here is a simple article I made about this question, I didnīt emphasize in the phisic aspect of the light and color, just some helpful hints for painting.
http://www.fcmodeltips.com/2013/08/el-filtro-atmosferico-y-el-efecto.html
I hope you like it
Federico Collada
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The atmospheric perspective and the scale eff
freddietello
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 02:00 AM UTC
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 02:37 AM UTC
Frederico;
I think you have explained this very well and very concisely. Cheers.
I think you have explained this very well and very concisely. Cheers.
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 04:17 AM UTC
An excellent discussion, Frederico, of a subject - scale lighting effects - that many model builders will not even acknowledge exists.
I think that's it's worth emphasizing that finishing and weathering to overcome these effects and to produce a scale model that replicates the look of its prototype is where the "artistry" of modeling is found.
Your efforts to quantify these effects are well done.
Dealing with these effects is one of the things that set Leonardo da Vinci apart as a master, and that same effort also sets apart the work of many modelers.
Thank you for sharing this.
I think that's it's worth emphasizing that finishing and weathering to overcome these effects and to produce a scale model that replicates the look of its prototype is where the "artistry" of modeling is found.
Your efforts to quantify these effects are well done.
Dealing with these effects is one of the things that set Leonardo da Vinci apart as a master, and that same effort also sets apart the work of many modelers.
Thank you for sharing this.
freddietello
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 05:03 AM UTC
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An excellent discussion, Frederico, of a subject - scale lighting effects - that many model builders will not even acknowledge exists.
I think that's it's worth emphasizing that finishing and weathering to overcome these effects and to produce a scale model that replicates the look of its prototype is where the "artistry" of modeling is found.
Your efforts to quantify these effects are well done.
Dealing with these effects is one of the things that set Leonardo da Vinci apart as a master, and that same effort also sets apart the work of many modelers.
Thank you for sharing this.
Hi Mike
yes I thimk that these things are as interesting as the mechanical and historical sides of the model building.
Cheers
Federico
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Posted: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 07:18 AM UTC
This information will help, immensely. Thank you for posting it.