Another view.

An old model tested with Rayscaper

@Mike-Amos

@Bryan-K

Ta mate, still trying methods to get everything to fit into the render view.

A topic I have previously rendered here with Twilight and Mazwell render, thought I would give it a go in Rayscaper.

Still going through the texture/finish list so it is a little slow going.

@Bryan-K

Thanks mate.

@Mike-Amos

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Essentially, how low can I go without losing proper basic functionality.

How small before the resident becomes prone to walking on the ceiling or drinking the 'coolaid' etc.

@rv1974

Perhaps you could expand on that thought?

Whatever the situation, adults who should know better, murder and maim their way to self righteous indignation.

Extremism and greed seem to be the basis of what is called religious fervour and justification comes because others will not succumb to 'our' point of view.

Listen to this 'oldie', it raises a lot of points we should all bear close to each and every day. My piece of moral indignation I fear.

Playing with a 'mask' around the physical model to increase fov and 'see' both levels.

From a Ukrainian artist

2000 x 3000 Lightened Irfanview,

@Mike-Amos

2000 x 3000.

@alexpacio2013

Rather supercallafragialistic, imoho of course.

I agree with the above comments.

@Mike-Amos

I think I prefer the 4k x 4k version. Slightly lighter in Irfanview, will try Affinity Photo later.

Well, I tried, 4k x 4k will not uploead, fair enuffski.

@Mike-Amos

To better fit everything in the viewing panel I have tried a panoramic image.
I do not have a panroramic viewer right now but it seems better ballanced.!

@L-i-am
No coincidence mate, when you posted the thread about your hometown I had a look around virtually.

You have a fine combination of classic and modern architecture which blends in with the subject and being local, you can physically look around for inspiration rather than on a screen.

That modern art gallery seems to me, to be the best setting but you will come up with a cracking result whatever gallery you choose.

@L-i-am

The art museum has some interesting gelleries, perhaps this item would work well in that setting?

@Gus-R

I think they are great, I don't miss the shadow adjustment myself but the overall atmosphere is good.

@Mike-Amos

An Affinity photo adjustment.