3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

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OutOfAshes

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Probably because of the water, you should use scene optimizer not only it will help you to reduce the resolution of the assets that you use, but also help you to know which one are the ones that make your computer struggle with.
I used the scene optimizer but as soon as I set to 4k has daz crashed, but maybe it was just a bug?

:unsure:
i will try again sometime with this scene
and then I will see if it is like this again or not
 

Techn0magier

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I've pixel peeped some of your images and have a few questions.
- What body hair do you use? Especially for female faces.
- What kind of nipples do you use nowadays? Somewhere down the line, you stopped using the vanilla G8 ones.
- How do you alter your skin textures? I get that you alter the colourmap for blemishes etc, but what do you do to the bum/normal and the specular maps?
 

MothManlet

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I have learned a few things today
and thought I try again a portrait shot
I think it is an improvement to my previous attempts
but there is definitely still room for improvement

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You're improving really fast! Daz has a portrait aspect ratio you can use that's really good for this since it get's rid off all that empty space and keeps the subject the sole focus. I would also recommend trying some more cinematic lighting to add some more depth, having the hdri and a front faced key light makes the character look a lot more flat since all the details like creases are lit up. I normally use a darker hdri or turn it down in the environment settings then use a key light coming from the side a bit, and some times a rim light.

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Here's one of my render where I use that light setup and it makes the details of the figure stand out more like the nasolabial folds and the ribs
 

OutOfAshes

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You're improving really fast! Daz has a portrait aspect ratio you can use that's really good for this since it get's rid off all that empty space and keeps the subject the sole focus. I would also recommend trying some more cinematic lighting to add some more depth, having the hdri and a front faced key light makes the character look a lot more flat since all the details like creases are lit up. I normally use a darker hdri or turn it down in the environment settings then use a key light coming from the side a bit, and some times a rim light.

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Here's one of my render where I use that light setup and it makes the details of the figure stand out more like the nasolabial folds and the ribs
thank you :)

and i am really grateful for all the tips i will try them out right away when my next own attempt is finished

where I have already changed to a black background
 
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