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And about time i was growing a little tired of waiting, Alyssa can go back into her cage....i mean room now.
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Somebody mentioned that DOF would of looked good on this render. Since I no longer have the duf file I just wanted to know is there anyway to do it in PS?
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From what i am reading it is possible but again it currently goes beyond my skill set, best i could do with PS is make a signature and mess around with the lighting lol.
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I can do but you would need to find the morph assets/skin tone and god knows what else that I added
go to the opening work here- Payment 2 series and you will find there. There are also other scenes if you take the time to review what these artists have done.
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My very first attempt at using PS to do a DOF on a render,so I shouldn't really call it a DOF render.
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Please explain term DOF. I can think of lots of acronyms for this and none are relevant.
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This is Wow like 3D Sophia can come out of the rendering and that lamp I can again outstanding rendering . And definitely Sophia looks so beyond beautiful with that Red dress
you go now Sir Killjoy definitely exactly what I am talking about.
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Deph of field.Sophia is in focus while the background is out of focus
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Killjoys, what you have here is very nice if what you are shooting for is a dream sequence in which only Sophia is concrete.
If you are looking for "depth of Field" in a real setting I suggest the following:
Render the foreground as a PNG (Sophia, the lamp, the railing, the tree) with your HDRI turned off. PNG allows transparency.
Next, render your HDRI by itself without the desired foreground (This does not have to be PNG).
Load these two renders into photoshop, making sure the foreground is the top layer. Blur the background layer using Gaussian Blur. You should like the affect.
Export your layered work as a JPG. Voila!
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Thanks Jack Adams I really do appreciate any advice/hints that people can give me as I have only lightly touched DOF,in Daz and PS.
I will try out your suggestions and show the results,cheers
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this duf doesnt have tan skin, just normal base skin and im missing only some aging morphs anyway thanks.