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I can't speak English well enough to understand you're.
I just wanted to point out that the reason I used the word "copied" in my post was to include both "copied and bought".
I know I don't mean it lexically.
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I just wanted to point out that the reason I used the word "copied" in my post was to include both "copied and bought".
I know I don't mean it lexically.
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No... your missing the point (again).. this is not imitation.. its use of media.. Skill in use of Rendering software is similar to skills in photography. In the hands of a novice you could give a 5D SLR camera, a world class model.. and a Caribbean sunset.. but is the result a guaranteed world class photograph.. I think not.. Your iPhone or your Galaxy can take a decent photo.. but its not going to get you a job at Vogue or National Geographic...
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You are pun intended.
Same Daz user means same camera.
Top-class photographers do not compete with quality, but with composition.
Top-class photographers tell a story in one photo.
Even if I admit what you said, all LP did was shoot with expensive equipment, and that can be solved by lending an employee the same equipment.
All he did was put the hairstyle he bought on the face model he bought.
I'll try and simplify it for you.
Two identical cars, two different drivers, one is better than the other.
It's not the car but the driver's skills.
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Its all good.. was only trying to explain the skill and process.. Not enter into a debate or argument.. Your mind is already made up so the discussion is a moot point.. Not really sure how you are gong to learn anything if your not willing to listen.. To clarify.. I'm not defending L&P.. I'm only defending the process I also use for my own content.
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The reason I said you were punning is that rendering is different from a photographer's job and different from driving skills.
Rendering is not a realm of art, but a realm of labor.
Offline work produces different results with the same equipment and the same skills, but it is not a computer.
If you work with the same model and the same program, you will get the same result.
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that's not true, every programmer makes a difference, even with the same hardware.
take the fan art I did with sophia dylan and jessica as an example; see sophia and jessica's dress:
jessica's is very tight and even with the body, it takes a lot of time to do it.
sophia's is simply fixed.
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It is to say that it is work, not art.
And the difference between fan art and games is not a difference in skill, but a difference in labor.
And the difference in labor arises from the difference between whether there is income or not.
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No you are 110% wrong with this assumption.
As I said earlier. Have a play with the software and see if you can produce an L&P standard Render. Maybe when you have a clue comment.. until then
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You said you explained the process of what you do.No you are 110% wrong with this assumption.
As I said earlier. Have a play with the software and see if you can produce an L&P standard Render. Maybe when you have a clue comment.. until then
reveal what you're doing
I'll see if you make a game.
I'll see if you render the building.
I'll see if you made fan art.
tell me what you did
If you think of the car as the software and assets (the same for everyone), then you're left with the driver (renderer/Dev) at the controls....some are better than others.
I have to disagree with you.
Rendering is an art, placing and manipulating the models, clothes, hair, expressions etc. to look correct and good, as well as the setting, lighting and shade...something that is very much in common with a photographers skills.
As for your last sentence, this is what I and others are trying to explain to you...no you won't end up with the same result, as everybody is different and some are better than others.
Have a go and see. I think you'll find how difficult it really is!!
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I used to be active on the Fanart thread but moved 2 years ago to 8muses.
You can see what I do here.
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I saw.
Are you sure that if you direct the work like an employer and an employee rather than just handing over a synopsis, you won't get the results you want when you let someone else do the work for you?
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Would you pay someone to cook you an egg when you know you can cook it yourself?
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If you spend many hours with the employee training them in your style, and if you share with the employee all of your assets, and if the employee is competent in the process and has the necessary skills.. then yes.. you will get similar results.. But this assumes you are working in the same design studio. If you are collaborating with others around the globe then the process become exponentially harder... As I previously stated I am not defending L&P's process.. But I can relate to the issues he/she experiences.
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LP bought that face, hair, etc. or imitated.
Drawing by hand is different from drawing lines, pulling, and arranging colors.
If LP hires an employee and gives him detailed instructions, he can get exactly the same result he wants.
And I'm not saying it's easy or hard.
It's about whether someone else can do it or not.
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He bought everything from his face to his hairstyle to his school and house. or would have bought
I won't tell you about rendering.
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