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Hello everyone,

After having watch the tutorial by DaniXks I started a small project on the mediatracker.

Since my computer is very lazy (like me), he told me that rendering 1 small video in high quality would take him a few weeks...

So instead of making video, I took some pictures.

http://imgur.com/a/7RvG7

They are fully rendered in Trackmania (no photoshop after).

Waiting for constructive feedback

See you on the tracks,
Kylke.

Hello and welcome on the forum!

Your pictures are kinda cool but if I were you I would reduce the opacity of the dirty lens effect, it brings too much blur points.

I would reduce the opacity of the dirty lens effect, it brings too much blur points.

Now that you say it, I agree ^^

Thanks a lot

I would increase brightness or gamma to make things a bit more visible. Like Nerpson said, too much dirty lens, I'd even remove it completely. Also on the second picture, depth of field looks unnatural - when camera is very close to target object a big amount of blur will work, otherwise rather keep small amount of it at bigger distances. Also a tiny tip: try tilting the camera to left a little bit.

Overall its good.

I love them ^.^
If it is okay with u I would love to share them on Mediaplanet

I would increase brightness or gamma to make things a bit more visible.

I tried to increase the exposure of the photo but it does not really work. I would need another source of light...
Any tip on how to add a source of light ?

try tilting the camera to left a little bit

Oh yes indeed, I should have thought about this

I would love to share them on Mediaplanet

Of course, do as you like But maybe they need some improvements as pointed out by Domino54 and Nerpson. I will try to make an updated version

Yep I am a n00b... It was easy to increase the exposure.
The parameter Brightness in FxColors does not give good results, but the parameter Exposure in ToneMapping looks much better.
http://imgur.com/TSKkwY1
I don't understand everything yet... I am just playing with the parameters...

Still if there is a way to add a source of light I am interested

Thanks you all for your help

Nice job. Those look good for your first time playing with the mediatracker.

I like No. 4. Very nice.