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WooShang

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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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Nice work Deathstrike2 !
I am so far from being a Daz guru it isn't on the radar... BUT
For what it's worth, I would place a light facing that tree in the background (turn the intensity way down) then place a light at the back of her head (intensity down) and this will separate her from the background making her "pop" imho.
As far as post-production goes, yeah you can do everything in Daz Studio alone, but every one of US who have a little pride in our work will spend a decent amount doing "postwork" to clean up mistakes and add vibrance, realism, etc. yes sir, all who are a lil serious about our craft are still somewhere in that learning curve and will use different programs that we like.

Sorry if this reply is a lil lengthy. (my nature) Again, Nice work man !
 
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Techn0magier

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Nice work Deathstrike2 !
I am so far from being a Daz guru it isn't on the radar... BUT
For what it's worth, I would place a light facing that tree in the background (turn the intensity way down) then place a light at the back of her head (intensity down) and this will separate her from the background making her "pop" imho.
As far as post-production goes, yeah you can do everything in Daz Studio alone, but every one of US who have a little pride in our work will spend a decent amount doing "postwork" to clean up mistakes and add vibrance, realism, etc. yes sir, all who are a lil serious about our craft are still somewhere in that learning curve and will use different programs that we like.

Sorry if this reply is a lil lengthy. (my nature) Again, Nice work man !
I agree wholeheartedly. In my serious work nowadays I spent at least the same amount of time, I used to create the render itself, without render time. Sometimes even way more. And my cartoon sprites for games and VNs will probably become canvas-based, which means: no postwork, no image at all.
 

31971207

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New character I just picked up trying to recreate dragon Lady I still have to put the dragons in there but I wanted to test this before I put it in the scene let me know what y'all think.
It looks like Sangriart's character but the skins seem different (probably lighting, I really need to learn lighting...). If it's Sangriart's I need to add her to my wishlist.
 

HentaiSensei777

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A character that I created for a Star Wars RPG campaign that working on. The title of this piece is called:

"Got Blue Milk ?"

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XenoFash

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So I'm very new to Daz and learning about how to make ghost lights and did this render of a character:

GhostLight1.png

Then for giggles I decided to slap another character in there. When going to render, the eyes turned red and there were some squiggles on the face. I though a glitch but it happened multiple times. This particular render was cut short compared to the above. Can anyone tell me what this is about?

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So I'm very new to Daz and learning about how to make ghost lights and did this render of a character:

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Then for giggles I decided to slap another character in there. When going to render, the eyes turned red and there were some squiggles on the face. I though a glitch but it happened multiple times. This particular render was cut short compared to the above. Can anyone tell me what this is about?

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Generally speaking, it's the hair not fitting quite right. You can bump the hair up or down a little, and it helps.

Sometimes it also matters how far you are from 0,0,0, with things occasionally getting weird when you're thousands away from 0,0,0.

Sometimes it's lighting, and adding another spotlight pointing at the affected area, cranking it up just enough to get some more light in there but not be noticeable will fix it.

And then sometimes you just say "Fuck it" and do it live, by fixing it in post.

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... eyework I did was shit, but you get the general idea. Shoulda cloned it from the other woman's eyes.
 
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