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And No.7 First week over.
And note to me, red lipsticks aren't my friends.
And note to me, red lipsticks aren't my friends.
Wow, I am really struggling with low light scenes. This is what I came up with -- not happy with it, but it's a start. It just seems way too bright for a night scene to me, but anything less seemed too dark. Any Daz gurus out there have any advice for me? I'd appreciate it.
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What's your postwork process look like? Should be able to darken it up in GIMP/Photoshop/whatever, maybe play with the contrast a bit too.
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Another old trick for night scenes is to use daylight and tint it dark-blue or give it a blue tint in postwork.
That might be my problem. I don't really use anything by Daz normally. I didn't realize you couldn't do it in Daz alone. Thank you!
When you say to use daylight and tint it, are you talking about selecting the background color on the environment tab?
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Just to follow up on what that poster said to you. Have a look at
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. It's free, open source and has some excellent post work picture editing ability's.
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great job man.
Side note: when you render, do you have denoiser on? your pics look really grainy.
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The pose and model is looking great. Try and use a strong soft back light with a slight blue tone as the main light and then just add some key side fill with a large source in a more neutral color.
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