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Pretty sure i uploaded it
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added the PS version as well.
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Started using Daz studio yesterday, so here is my first render ever!
Give me some advice if you guys feel like its needed please.
Sage Render:
Give me some advice if you guys feel like its needed please.
Sage Render:
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Sage and M.C. felling adventurous decided try swinging, enter Riley and Jada. come to find out all 4 them has a lot in common
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Missed opportunity for Johnny Boy and Elena swap but Sage still looking good
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As a first attempt, a very good result. You did a pretty good job of lighting the scene - I don't know if you using a pre-made lighting scene or if you created the lighting yourself.
Two little tips:
1. Ready-made poses very often cause overlapping of different parts of the body - in your case, a finger/nail enters the body.
The problem becomes even more significant if the model is dressed and then there is a collision between clothes, hair and body parts. Always check these things and correct if necessary.
2. For a greater effect of the frame, use the rule of the golden third (see the net for an exact definition). And fill the frame with your main subject. Sage currently occupies a very small portion of it. This way you will shorten the rendering time and increase the impact of your frame.
PS - You are using the Sage Night Hacker model, right?
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Yes, I use the models and information provided by Night Hacker!
For sure, I will start to utilize the golden third for sure, need to gather more information for it correctly though.
Question.
Currently the graphics card I am using is a RTX 3070 ti with 8.0gb of V RAM. How far do you guys think I can go for more quality for my renders.
I used the default settings for the progressive rendering settings except for adjusting the rendering converged ratio to 95%.
My aspect ratio I used for my ratio is 16:9 with pixels of 1920x1080.
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You should be perfectly able to double the default settings and render in 4k if that is what you wish to do.
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I didn't add them as bonus in some previous posts. so here it is now.
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Depends on what you need?
If you want to make an VN 16:9 ratio with pixels of 1920x1080 is the standard.
If you want to make quality fanart it's probably what UrFriend suggests.
For me it's more how long it takes to render and still look good.
If it's a hobby then the limit is the sky
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Being a RE.
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This is a good start. I see you followed the advice to fill the frame correctly in the second render, in general for single frames the vertical aspect ratio is better if you want to show more of the body. And the second thing I will add, looking at the shadows: diffuse lighting is better than from a point (in the geometry of light), because it creates soft shadows. Disk and cylinder as light sources give better shadows. I would recommend light assets from the Render Studio series. They are very good.
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