Mountains

[get1989lost]

looks osam:)good job man...pls tell me how do you render that fog?you used any mesh for it?or its compositing stuff?

[NionsChannel]

Shading (F5) -> World Buttons -> Mist

I think the settings should be obvious.

Of course I also did some compositing with the mist. You can activate the button 'Mist' in the render layer settings to get the mist factor pass for compositing. Something I didn't know when I made this video was, that you could also deactivate mist for all materials and then use the mist factor pass only in the composite nodes. That gives you a lot of possibilities.

[get1989lost]

it's sounds very simple i'll make a try but i have a problem....your mountains aint so higs but when you render they look like they "touch the sky" to say like that...i modeled some big landscapes and when i rendered them they still look small:|its because of camera or its compositing too?

[NionsChannel]

mhm. Hard to say what makes the difference. Maybe it's actually the mist. I choosed the maximum 'height' value so that it is more dense at the bottom.

btw. the first small clip was made without any compositing.

[NionsChannel]

Oh and I also used ambient occlusion. Or perhaps you should just add smaller details.

I didn't do that, but you coud also try out a smaller lens value for the camera. That increases the depth effect of your picture/video.

[h3sniperman]

My new wallpaper. You have the best compositing vids on youtube. The model of the mountains i can make. But i'd love to see a tutorial on compositing like this.

[grissa3]

anyway i think you should make a tutorial because it's looking really nice

[grissa3]

please can you do a better tutorial about how to setup the mountains because i didn't understand

[NionsChannel]

It wasn't meant to be a tutorial^^

[hamsterhill]

snazzy.

[DeDean16]

nice!

[lukebob1]

wow, that was amazing

[onjoFilms]

Cool.