Ray Traces and 3-D Design Work
All images (c) 1997, 2001 North East Systems, unless assigned to clients
Revised 4-January-2003
2 am Call March-April 1998 |
Blast Furnace July-August 1998 |
Culebra March-April 1999 |
Giants May-June 1999 |
POV-Ray Model Development
Hand Drawn
Our fridge
Strange
Animations
John Deere Animation
Earlier Animations
VRML
Nothing on these pages exists.
Everything on these pages, and on the entire NESYS site,was created by us, in the computer.
Computer-based image development has become a practical and economical alternative
to expensive photo shoots, model building, and traditional artwork.
As television and motion picture producers have found, the economic scales
have now tipped in favor of Computer Generated Imagery (CGI) as a way to
quickly produce the exact results desired, with a net cost saving.
We have standardized on the most powerful and flexible image development
and 3-D ray-trace software available today, with the result that we can readily deliver
imagery which is beyond the reach of most "web tools" software.
We have high quality image scanning capability, but with the exception of photos,
rarely use it, as we generally find that CGI produces much better quality,
faster and more economically.
Tech Notes
All of the ray traces on this site were done in POV-Ray,with no post processing or other modifications.
All models and scenes were developed by us in the native POV-Ray language.
No modelers or other programs were used.
Although this approach is more difficult than using a modeler,
it allows complete control over all aspects of the finished results,
and generally faster rendering times.
The "decals" were developed in Photoshop.
No downloaded or commercial models, components, or textures were used,
other than the procedural textures available within POV-Ray.
All images (c) 1997, 2000, 2003 North East Systems, unless assigned to clients
Planes
JD Animation
Construction Cranes + Cats
2 am Call
23-90 Baker
Cleveland Streetcars
Sailor's Delight
SeaBees
Blast Furnace
Hell Gate Bridge
Old Logo Work
Architecture Experiments
Tree Experiments
Space Experiments
Steam Crane
Strange
Fridge
Animations
More Animations
VRML
Comments? kosh@nesys.com
Since Aug 26, 1997
