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    Nebula Number 3

    Used the dif clouds to render three colours and then blended and delet parts of them and then overlayed it onto a star field I created.

    Done a bit of research on colours so I could get more realistic colours schemes, I also learn about red and blueshift and how this affects the nebula's colours and all objects, but thats a bit complicated.

    ThanksNebula Number 3-untitled-4.jpg

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    Re: Nebula Number 3

    Looks very good. Improving compared to first ones.

    Keep it up.

    It's been years since I did my last space scene. I think I'll join you in creating a few.

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    Re: Nebula Number 3

    Best thing I found was to try and get a realistic colour scheme for the nebula, good to get one from an iconic image as it makes the image more recognisable as a nebula

 

 

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