I have to say, using these 2 programs make me wonder how I managed before...
I took some of my keyshot renders (which on their own are very beautiful) and used (added) some filters I could quickly find.
I like the results, (thanks Bill, for the tip)
(these pictures are resized down, so that this topic is faster to load)
(http://www4.picturepush.com/photo/a/4123957/1024/Misc./watch-blueprint.jpg)
(http://www3.picturepush.com/photo/a/4123956/1024/Misc./Coffeemakerold.jpg)
(http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/4123955/1024/Misc./grenades-on-fire.jpg)
I like the top two. I assume those are made using multiple filters? Can you post the name of the filters?
Ed
Gotta love FilterForge! It's a perfect fit with KeyShot, depending of course on your goal. I got it primarily to create textures and bumps, but we don't need bumps anymore with KS2. I use FF a lot now on final images for print. Here's two, both from my RedRod model and giclee print series. The B/W image is not "noise", but a very complex grain pattern that may not be obvious on this small an image. The actual print is 24" x 30".
Which filter did you use for the first image? It's really neat!
Bill G
nope, per picture 1 filter.
Top filter is called: "blueprint drawing"
2nd is called: "grunge"
and the third is: "burninator"