After spending over a month creating characters and almost losing my sanity because of that I decided to start doing renders again since I seem to enjoy this the most. First time posting here btw
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I can notice BEST GIRL
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Anywhere. She Looks SO Sexy Here!!! What is the other model you used? She's pretty cute too and reminds me of Bailey for some reason.
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I REALLY like this Aesthetic. You should totlally do a game where all the characters have the "Toon" vibe.
Messing around with another angle, I am using an Hdri to light her from the front and using a backdrop image outside the scene. Is there anyway to let the hdri light pass through the backdrop without using cutout on the backdrop?
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You could just add the city image in post !
Yeah, just I am kinda a lazy bastard. If there is no other way I'll probably end up doing that
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This is my second shared photo. I'm still learning with Daz Studio, especially with the render settings. This was pretty much a stress test on my PC and video card (1070 Ti). The full size image is 8k resolution (65 megs). I finally stopped it after 10 hours. It was about 13% complete and a little over 2000 iterations. I'm really looking for some good suggestions for rendering settings that will give me the best looking images with the shortest render times.
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Shortest render times would be with only hdri involved. For the render settings I have turned off the render quality, samples and time at max and I render out in higher resolution and then scale it down to lower resolution keeping the aspect ratio, which removes some noise. But overall I don't think that there's setting that will "speed up your renders" while keeping the quality. That's mostly affected by the scene you are working on and its complexity.
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That's what I did for this one. Render quality was off, min samples 100, max samples 15000, converged ratio was 99.9%, and I used post denoiser as well. I really like the way the ones by KlodowWW come out
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You are gonna need to work on lighting and do some post-work to get those results, not render settings.
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Learn post-work, or enough post-work to make your own style. At minimum, figure out how to composite a shot and do minor shit like tone & color.
I just don't understand people on the Daz boards who shit on post-work ("That's not REAL Daz skill"), and then they gush over an image that clearly had a shitload of post-work done on it.
Like, my dudes?! You understand the visuals that you are looking at?!!!
I just don't understand people on the Daz boards who shit on post-work ("That's not REAL Daz skill"), and then they gush over an image that clearly had a shitload of post-work done on it.
Like, my dudes?! You understand the visuals that you are looking at?!!!
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That makes a lot of sense. I wondered why I wasn't getting anywhere near those types of results