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Actually there was a fork on the table, but I removed it because it was too shiny. I need to find better tableware. Let's pretend there's one one behind that plate.
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'Borrowing' these orbs from Doc Strangey-pooh's vault was definitely worth the 'trouble'
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Great work.. Maybe you should try to blur a bit of the edges on the lightings on her hands on photoshop just to increase the realism of them..'Borrowing' these orbs from Doc Strangey-pooh's vault was definitely worth the 'trouble'
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very nice. 2 things i saw..
- Fix the problem with the hair in her right arm
- Don't blur the sand right under her ass. It's weird. Her legs and ass are in focus and the sand beneath them is blurred..
She was the first model that I ever rendered.
I was hesitant to buy her as I had just downloaded Daz Studio, and had never rendered anything in my life.
Hell, I didn`t even know how to load a model yet! LOL
But what a great gal she has been since then!
I still use her in various incarnations. Sometimes blatant, sometime unrecognizable.
Bethany 7 is an oldie, but still my favorite and most used model.
This is the first time she`s ever had clothes on hahahaha
I was hesitant to buy her as I had just downloaded Daz Studio, and had never rendered anything in my life.
Hell, I didn`t even know how to load a model yet! LOL
But what a great gal she has been since then!
I still use her in various incarnations. Sometimes blatant, sometime unrecognizable.
Bethany 7 is an oldie, but still my favorite and most used model.
This is the first time she`s ever had clothes on hahahaha
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Good points. thanks.very nice. 2 things i saw..
- Fix the problem with the hair in her right arm
- Don't blur the sand right under her ass. It's weird. Her legs and ass are in focus and the sand beneath them is blurred..
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I always use a b/w gradient map to convert an image with colour. It conserves details that would get lost otherwise.
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Oh, the slight clipping here and there. Oh well... just gotta work around that i guess
Another solution is to try and use the 'bones' in teh hair to bend it out of the arm etc.
Or fix it in post with the ol' healing brush in photoshop.
Or a combination of both or tripple solutions.
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Ugh, this carpet looks like a final boss, when it comes to avoiding clipping.
Very nice, but whats wrong with the left bulb?
Maybe a gaussian blur in PS will help with that.
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I like it as it isVery nice, but whats wrong with the left bulb?
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Nothing special this time, but I like it anyway
It will show on a computer screen in the background of a scene in BM^^
It will show on a computer screen in the background of a scene in BM^^
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