Terra Branford, FFVI, Sakizou Artwork

Predominant Colors

	Grey
	Log Cabin
	Celestial Blue
	Hendrix
	Triple Milestone
	Lavender Grey
	Gravel
	Tuscan Red

Details for Terra Branford, FFVI, Sakizou Artwork

**Content details**
Content	Detail
Title	Terra Branford, FFVI, Sakizou Artwork
Headline	Cosplay in Nature
Keywords	cosplay
Creator	Yenra
Copyright	Yenra Corporation 2016

**Technical details**
Technical	Detail
Aperture	2.2
ISO	160
Focal Length	85.0 mm
Shutter Speed	1/160
Camera Model	NIKON D600
Software	Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows)
Camera Profile	Camera Vivid
Color Temperature	4874
Create Date	2016:10:09 12:11:09
Lens	85.0 mm f/1.4
Make	NIKON CORPORATION

About Terra Branford, FFVI, Sakizou Artwork

Final Fantasy VI: The Interactive CG Game (also known as the Final Fantasy SGI demo, or Final Fantasy x, not related to the actual 10th game in the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy X) was a short game demo produced by Square using characters and settings from Final Fantasy VI. Produced using new Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI) Onyx workstations acquired by Square, the demo was Square's first foray into 3D graphics, and many assumed that it was a precursor to a new Final Fantasy title for the Nintendo 64 video game console, which also used SGI hardware. Square, however, had not yet committed to Nintendo's console at the time of the demo's production, and much of the technology demonstrated in the demo was later put to use in the rendering of FMV sequences for Final Fantasy VII and subsequent games for the PlayStation. The demo itself featured Terra Branford, Locke Cole, and Shadow in a series of battles. The game was controlled largely through mouse gestures: for example, moving the cursor in the shape of a star would summon a dragon to attack.

Technical summary: This picture is by Yenra. The camera shot with was a NIKON D600. The lens was 85.0 mm f/1.4. The camera profile used was Camera Vivid. The photo editing software to process the photo was Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6.8 (Windows). Shutter speed: 1/160. Film sensitivity was 160. Approximate focus distance: 5.62 meters.