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I must say
These mi*lfs are absolutely amazing.
Congratulations to you.
Keep it up.
I would request some action of these with young guy would be awesome.
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thank you, I've been looking for something like this for a long time, but I haven't come across it
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you're welcome, love your stuff btw, great renders wish i could learn how to do proper lighting like your scenesthank you, I've been looking for something like this for a long time, but I haven't come across it
Hi guys, I am Newbie to Daz3d and I want to learn something, I will be glad for any help and advice!
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I'm trying to make a more realistic japanese woman to help train my eyes to make more natural looking characters, and because daz doesn't have a great selection of good asian characters that don't look too stylized. I'm looking for some honest feedback on where to improve with the model.
Here's my first try with a 2d background. Came out much better than I expected. I'm loving this program.
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"So, you must be the one selling girl scout nookies to the dads in the neighbourhood? I better confiscate and check out the goods..."
OK . Now there will be my first attempts to make something from random assets that I downloaded from this site =)
- At first I tried 3Delight, but I looked at the work of other artists and it seemed to me too dark and of poor quality:
- Then, in search of an answer to my questions, I found how to enable iray the render. my first try at it. the main problem was getting the lights right, i think i did pretty good (any help):
- In search of a better light, I made another option, using the program, the review of which I looked at on YouTube - Luminar:
In conclusion, I want to say that the most difficult thing is the light and camera positioning. I have previously studied blender and my computer can handle daz too. Thanks for your attention.
Perhaps you will not understand me, because I used google translate
- At first I tried 3Delight, but I looked at the work of other artists and it seemed to me too dark and of poor quality:
- Then, in search of an answer to my questions, I found how to enable iray the render. my first try at it. the main problem was getting the lights right, i think i did pretty good (any help):
- In search of a better light, I made another option, using the program, the review of which I looked at on YouTube - Luminar:
In conclusion, I want to say that the most difficult thing is the light and camera positioning. I have previously studied blender and my computer can handle daz too. Thanks for your attention.
Perhaps you will not understand me, because I used google translate
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"I'm going to get to the bottom of this Girl Scout Nookie case"
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iray is the way to go if your computer can handle it.
Look up photography lighting and TV show/movie lighting. The concepts transfer directly to iray rendering.
Your sword is getting lost in the texture of the rock. You can barely see it. It's either a rust texture or a reflection from the tree/rock that's on the blade but it's making it difficult to see.
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