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Didn't leave these ones to render too long, as i'm only quickly putting things together rather than being 100% on them all.
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Very nice! If you want a quick tip to make it look more cinematic/romantic I would suggest zooming the camera closer to the character and using a thinner aspect ratio like 1:1 or 5:4 to keep the attention on the girl and get rid of a lot of the unnecessary space. I would also add depth of field on the camera to make her pop but not too blurry that she looks like she's photoshopped into the scene, maybe an f/stop of around 20. You can also move a candle closer to her so that it will create a glow highlight on her skin and so her eye can catch it to create a more realistic reflection in her eyes. If this is just a still and not a game render then I would recommend setting crush blacks to 0.65-0.8 for darker shadows and turning down or even turning off the white light coming from the background so that she's only being lit up by the glow from the candles and from the tub.
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Ended up cancelling the second render because I wasn't happy with the mouth pose, but I'm pretty happy with it otherwise. Gonna let the corrected version of it render tomorrow.
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