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3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

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ArturiousDesign

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So this is one of my characters I made in Daz recently.
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No post-processing.
Do you think I should add backdrop(background?) or not ? Feedback is appreciated.
Her head seems a little small for her body. Otherwise, very nice
 
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ArturiousDesign

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Try using backgrounds(HDRI/Environments). The last couple of your renders had a plain white background.
Otherwise your renders are good. :whistle: HDRI Haven might have interior HDRI's 2k 4k are decent.
That was on purpose. The background was grey to balance out colors and intensity. They teach you that in color theory. White washes out color and blacks darken them. Grey is your neutral. I just can't find a good background that works for me that isn't a fully rendered environment.
 

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I made about 5-10 different pics with different HDRI/Clothing/Tone-mapping but the same pose. All I used was 1 spotlight and a couple of different HDRI's.

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IDK much about color theory but damn HDRI's are good.
You should really use at least two spotlights so you don't get those hard shadows and the difference between parts of her body lit by the hdri and the shadows it makes isn't so big
Also maybe increase luminosity of the spotlight it might be too weak for that hdri.
 
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It was a very soft spotlight and hard to notice shadows. I closed that scene. I don't want to waste HDRI's on the same pic. I will probably create different poses different models with different HDRI's for variety at some point. Maybe at that time I will try lighting seriously.

This was just a simple HDRI test and fooling around. It was fun and I did create 3 decent looking 4k renders.
Ye HDRIs are great.. but especially if the light comes from an angle that the model casts shadows on itself you really need additional light sources.. lighting was my biggest struggle when I was starting out with DAZ but getting it right really does a world of difference. :)
 

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Alright. I will work on it. I will try what you said next time. I do feel that I have hit my limit. I can't think of anything that can help me improve more except post work which I am feeling very lazy about. I also have a TN panel monitor which makes it hard to tell how much light is there and how much I needed. Thanks for your advice.

Could you take a quick look at my DeviantArt and tell me where I could improve generally.
I'd start with the lighting..

This helped me a lot from beginning to get the general idea.
I'd say post-work is very important. It just makes a ton of difference and it's not all that complicated. Best is I'd say adobe lightroom and you even have some basic presets there already ready so you just import the pictures and see what result you like the most and then when you are one day not feeling lazy you can play with the settings yourself and make your own presets for each scene.

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with postwork:
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Also here's your picture with very simple post-work that takes like 2-3 minutes time . And I don't know if you saved it from daz as jpg or converted after but you should use PNG or TIFF they are way better .

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I'd start with the lighting..

This helped me a lot from beginning to get the general idea.
I'd say post-work is very important. It just makes a ton of difference and it's not all that complicated. Best is I'd say adobe lightroom and you even have some basic presets there already ready so you just import the pictures and see what result you like the most and then when you are one day not feeling lazy you can play with the settings yourself and make your own presets for each scene.

Without postwork:
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with postwork:
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Also here's your picture with very simple post-work that takes like 2-3 minutes time . And I don't know if you saved it from daz as jpg or converted after but you should use PNG or TIFF they are way better .

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what is that bottom outfit?
 
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