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I'll try to answer as much as I can.I left a few things out of my thoughts list above. Mostly the subjective parts of my impression of this.
For a first project, it is a quite decent effort. Not only in the graphics part but also on the story that has serious grip. Sure, the graphics are a WIP. Daz3d isn't exactly known to be easy and flexible, has a seriously steep learning curve. We can see some improvement from the first images to the last.
It wouldn't be fair to not point out that the graphics aren't top of the line, but, it is a really decent effort that many of the first projects seen here would compare favorably. It is also fair to point out that it is improving.
The same with the posing and generally speaking the other cinematic or photography elements. It is a complex set of skills to develop, something more akin to Directing a Movie or a Photoshoot, but also having the responsibility of setting the scenes and the actors expressions, both facial and all the body language.
One point I'd like to mention to Mr.J_Dev is the eyes expressions. In almost all your renders they are static. I know how hard it is to make them talk, but it is a very important skill to master, then the smiles and frowns... and so on. I noticed that some poses in the last chapter there was already some work done there. I enjoyed it, but, it needs to be worked still.
Your usage of the "Camera" needs some work too, my suggestion would be to see some tutorials on photography to understand the concepts of depths, shadows and angles. Because even if most people don't understand it, with 3D rendering, you may create the most beautiful scene, but if you don't know how to shoot it, it's all for nothing.
Anyway, I rated this with a 4. I don't regret it. But, to be absolutely transparent, it is mostly for effort. I see the improvements and I see the work. I respect that, a LOT.
Good Job.
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Honestly I've been learning everything as I go. I learned as much as I could on my own, and I have been looking up things when needed. I pretty much trial and error until things look or work how I want them to.
As for the camera work I've only recently started putting more effort into it.
Poses and expressions I've been trying to put more effort in recently as well, but like I said they do take a lot of time.
All in all I do appreciate the feedback. I'll try to improve what I can