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[koleoptero]

hey guys - classic vs. classic - girl or car ??

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I prefer the car on this one.. hahahaha! and also.. the background seems a bit.. too realistic for the rest of the picture unfortunately... maybe if you added a depth of field on your camera so that it blurs out a bit and wouldn't show it so accurately, would work better. just an idea..

Another on i just noticed, is that.. the lighting on the girl doesn't really match the cars... did you use a spotlight for her or just the iRay dome for the scene?

 

[pim0]

girl or car ??

both just fuck the girl - then drive away

 

[rofax]

Similar to an image I did about a year ago, but, ya know, better.

 

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[amk19]

Wachu think here in terms of realism?
Don't mind the dark shoulders, it's because of the vignette effect.
Hours of detailed as fuck work. This is the moment I literally fell in love with the girl I've rendered lol

 

[SurpriseSunlight]

Atmogrid test

 

[.ox]

an idea..
(^ _-)

 

[Troxvi]

Keep on trucking.

 

[ThaHellHound]

Me and Elida and a snack!

 

[ArturiousDesign]

I want to do a Series of Shots where the Main Daz3d Models show off their Secret Dark Fetishes. Last time I did

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as a

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. This Time it's

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with a

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Her

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says "Human Toilet".

Next up:

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the

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.

 

[tomyboy06]

Looks very good do you have a tutorial or information on how the lights are setup in the scene to make it that realistic?

The main light source is an "Environment Map HDR" rotated a bit. Gives the bluish light from the side. Bedside lamp from "Interior Furniture 01". Heart on the wall from "Techno Render Room" Plus a ring flash light on the camera is self-made in case the light is low.

 

[DoctorPervic]

Does anyone here know what the best way to light an enviornment scene in 3Delight?

 

[ThaHellHound]

The main light source is an "Environment Map HDR" rotated a bit. Gives the bluish light from the side. Bedside lamp from "Interior Furniture 01". Heart on the wall from "Techno Render Room" Plus a ring flash light on the camera is self-made in case the light is low.

Thank you.

 

[gardensofhedon]

This is Daz3D.

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is all the Jill Valentine renders I have done so far if you are interested to see more.

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Wow, fantastic! How long did it take you to learn it? and what was the range for how much you spent on the model software?

 

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[Axfx]

 

[X3rr4]

 

[MG-Gaming]

My first try at an amputee.
I figured since she can only use her left arm, it should be more muscular. But maybe i overdid it a bit.

 

[rofax]

She's trying her best ok

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[gardensofhedon]

I started shopping at Daz in December last year and that time I was just test rendering what I bought. I only started working seriously on Daz in Feb this year. So I think it only took 6-4 months. I was already doing good renders in February itself. So some people can learn it under month or two.

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My render from February. Re-shaded the whole environment and recreated all the light cause the environment was 3delight only. I thought I could use this if I made a game.

I spent almost $1000. I had to sell my music equipments and beg father. I thought I would make a game and maybe I will. You don't need to spend that much money. You can probably use freebies. There are 100s of freebies if you give your best to find them and if you can't. There is always the dark side.

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Another render from February.

That's really good for 4-6 months of work. I'll def begin soon, and check some of the freebies out first. I can see these being used for games for sure. Thanks for the reply, can't wait to continue seeing more work from you.