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Old May 8th, 2008   #1 (permalink)
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Hello guys! I'm new here and i hope that someone can help me in many questions. The first is this:

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Can someone knows what kind of trees and plants are used in this images?
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they're all photographic cut outs
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Thanks Strat. They include the trees in the 3d model or they compose it in Photoshop?
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could be either. generally it's best to photoshop them as you have greater flexibility and control.
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Thanks again!
They work well with Vray?
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Last question ...
Do you know where i can find any of this libraries?
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try ambientlight.co.uk and got3d.com
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or try google some nice trees and cut them in photoshop yourself. more work but cheapest and more choice.
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could turn out to be alot more expensive if those images are copyright to someone, and its most likely that they will be.

The stuff at the sites i mentioned are so cheap its crazy not to just go with them and play it safe and save yourself the time.
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