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Gaiiden GDNet Content Lead Member since: 8/30/2000 From: Lincroft, NJ, United States |
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| RiverMan Media is a small, independent game development studio located in Tucson, AZ. Founded by brothers Jacob and Paul Stevens, RiverMan Media has published two games for the casual market, Cash Cow and Primate Panic. They are currently working on their first WiiWare project, MadStone. RiverMan Media's new web site, www.rivermanmedia.com, contains information about their games and a range of resources from art and programming tutorials to game strategy guides. |
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Sijmen Member since: 11/21/2003 From: Purmerend, Netherlands |
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| Really liked this article. This is one of the things where you notice it's just 'not right', but not why. |
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riverman_jacob Member since: 4/23/2008 From: Tucson, AZ, United States |
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| Sijmen, This is Jacob, the author. You're right! Atmospheric perspective is one of those subtle things you don't notice but it makes a *big* difference in the effectiveness of the final image. Now that you're familiar with the effect, I think that you'll start noticing atmospheric perspective everywhere: Games, movies, paintings, photos, and even those few rare times us game developers go outside! -Jacob www.rivermanmedia.com |
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taby Member since: 2/10/2005 From: Regina, Canada |
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| Jacob, great article. Thanks for this. For your readers who are interested in exploring this phenomenon, they may wish to familiarize themselves with Rayleigh scattering. |
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alnite Member since: 11/8/2002 From: Santa Ana, CA, United States |
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Posted - 6/7/2008 9:39:27 PM |
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I recognize the first photo. That's in Hollywood. You are facing the intersection of Franklin and Highland boulevard. You must have stayed at the Hollywood and Highland Hotel  . |
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