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hi I'm learning I'm in blender 4.2 and the bloom option on eevee is not showing anymore, how do i make them glow? :(

Thank you for this great tutorial. Great results, flexible set up - perfect.

muy bueno, me sirvió mucho

Fantastic tutorial, thank you

Awesome tutorial!!!! Right on point❤ thank you very much!!!!!

this is amazing!! It was so helpful, and also the link to NASA's skymap is helping me so much right now. Thank you!

Hola hay que ponerle cuidado de pronto vuelve septiembre oh octubre es muy raro chao

Thank you for this tutorial. I’ve tried this technique a while back with no colours or fog. Very simple. This has amplified my background immensely thank you so much.

Very nice! Thanks for this tutorial. I was wanting to update the background for my telescope live streams and this is just what I wanted! I may add some overlays for moving dust particles, stars (think star trek or the old windows starfield screensaver), maybe even a comet or rotating galaxy.

I dont think the starmap is available anymore :.(

An updated tut would be great tried to do it 4.1 and then noticed it was done in 2.91 lol great tut :)

Thanks. Starfield very nice and highly configurable. Very helpful for the fools of space 🤩

How can i put de Bloom efect in cycles??

Thanks for the help, bro!

Brilliant and very useful.👍

exelente video Colega

Very good video. Very well done. All is very well explain. Easy to understand. I like it, and the result is so realistic. Thanks Kaetsu. Again, very good job. Awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome, awesome.

that's quite some gear. Are you singing in the second half of the track or is that a sample?

That's awesome 🔥

Remember, there is always someone waiting for your content❤

No way🎉🎉🎉

awesome stuff !! keep them coming!!

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Very good video

Fantastic Tutorial !

Great tutorial. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much.

hi! I found what I was looking for... thank you! I started doing it but when I press control + t to create the mapping it doesn't work, do you know which is the problem?

Excellent video. What i wanted and what i needed. Many thanks for sharing.

awesome!

Small change required. To avoid the star map plotting as a mirror image change the value to -0.001 (not 0.001). See entry at 20 mins 38 seconds

Isn't the Milky Way plotted in mirror image. Compared to the source image the map appears to flipped along the z axis?

Opinion of a humble astrophotographer: Firstly, I advise you to take a look at pictures of the Orion Nebula (M42), Thor's Helmet (NGC 2359), and the famous 'Veil Nebula' (NGC 6992 and 6960). These are the most colorful ones in blue, white, and red. Generally, most other nebulae (at least in our galaxy, like the North America Nebula, California Nebula, Heart Nebula, Soul Nebula, Lagoon Nebula, etc.) display shades ranging from dull yellow to dirty brown, with a gradient of orangish-red that isn't very photogenic... Well, that's my opinion ^_^. The most critical point: your sky background is too dark. Typically, one adjusts the RGB values to around 20, 20, 20, with a margin of +/- 5. Thankfully, otherwise it would be challenging to highlight dust clouds or dark nebulae. Without delving too much into the details, the color green only appears in photos of the SHO (sulfur, hydrogen, oxygen) type or with other specific 'narrow band' filters. In standard RGB photos, meaning those that use the same spectrum as the human eye, this hue isn't present. If it is, it's likely because the astrophotographer forgot to use the SCNR (Stellar Color Noise Reduction) function in their software ;) ... Or they incorrectly configured the Bayer matrix if they're using a digital camera... Or their white balance is off... Or they made a mistake with their filters... Alright, there are many possible reasons ;) but generally, in a classic RGB photo, the presence of green indicates something's amiss ^_^ Lastly, not all stars are white ^_^, they can be white, yellow, red, or blue... Occasionally, I happen to see violet when observing Sirius, but that's probably just me ;)

and how now to make the blinking animation to these stars?

Is there anyway to take the state of that volume and simulate it with particles

download link?

Thanks bro

I just can't believe it! it's just 32 minutes but I learnt so muuuuuuuch!

this is really great. I've been using a starfield pic but because of the camera focal length the stars are too big. thank you.

Can you preserve the bloom effect after switching to cycles?

This was an amazing tutorial, just what I needed for my project thank you very much for this.

As a fellow astrophotographer, great job!!!

asi como las estrellas estan inmersas en las constelaciones el sol nuestro sol en que constelación zodiacal se encuentra ?

Do you know how to export the the nebulas depth map normalised between 0 and 1 by any chance?

Had to stop. I'm using version 3.5, and none of this worked. Instead of a white box, it gave me a black volume box. Then I couldn't change the box into a sphere using the method you presented. Followed what you put there, but none of it worked. I give up. Perhaps they've renamed some of these nodes? That just happened to me in another tutorial. Anyway, you might want to revisit this since the program has gone through a major upgrade, because this looks really cool, but the method you've demonstrated here isn't working anymore.

thank you so much for a very amazing tutorial my friend...

Si, en verdad es la mejor explicación. A modo de broma: Quizas los extraterrestres vieron el desastre que hay en la tierra y dijeron: "No, aquí no es"

nice man! tks

mate do you do online tuition?

Tienes que tener mente abierta

Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much for your help.