Æðislegt að finna einhvern íslenskan hérna!

þú ert íslenksur ! ! yay
flott gallerý...

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Check out my gallery ! [link]

that's what i called an obcession.
awesome work thanks

thanks for the [link]

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:: Spryte Design :: Image is everything ::

"It started out blank; a plain piece of paper. Hours later, it became something called art." ~ Spryte

...you have amazing gallery.. your pics are splendid!! you have the true talent!

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"When the wolves come out of the walls, it's all over..."

Thanks for faving Lithe Anemone 0216 [link] !!!!

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Take care, , LZ
=Apophysis =Ultra-Fractal ~minimal-fractalists

thank you for the favorite

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"If your pictures aren't good enough, you aren't close enough." (Robert Capa)

Hey Siff, welcome to dA!

Just read your comments on one bad penny's site [link] and noticed your question about Apo. First, have you got the new version here? [link] . It's way easier to control.

Then it just so happens I've picked up a few tips recently about reducing "noise" (though it can have it's advantages) in Apo and here's what I wrote:

[As for grain, I myself am just figuring out some things you can do. Set the gamma to 5. Play with the triangles. Sometimes you can move them just a tiny bit and they line up with another area taking away the fuzzier lines. Some are just smoke and if you delete them, it won't affect the main image, just remove some of the grey areas. Sometimes duplicating the main triangles you like can eliminate noise. Playing on a white background also helps see where the lines end and begin. Using a black or darkbackground can hide the noise too. Rendering transparent png's in the new Apo then fiddling with the results can also make a difference. Then rendering at a high resolution like 2000 quality will help too. In your graphics program you can erase noise in several different ways. Then someone just told me that if you use the jpg optimizer feature to compress it before you post it, you get way more detail and clarity. And I tried it on a UF post here and it made a huge difference. BTW, though I've been paying with Apo nearly 2 years, it still reveals something new and wonderful to me everyday!)]

Naturally there are tons of tutorials here and elsewhere nowadays and there are also lots of experts on this site to help out wherever they can!

Hope you don't mind me giving you an unsolicited lecture and...take care.

Have fun fractalling!

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Take care, , LZ
=Apophysis =Ultra-Fractal ~minimal-fractalists