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Meeeh.
Still messed up with water shader, it have physically wrong refraction and reflection angles.
Still messed up with water shader, it have physically wrong refraction and reflection angles.
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Blue Is For Boys
Pink Is For Girls
Pink Is For Girls
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This is a Commissioned Piece I have permission to post early by the client.
There's nothing more pure and beautiful then Elvish women.
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one more Rena. First time messing around with wet skin.
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Amazing render! Do you remember what models / morphs you used?
I'd love to play with her...
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Back to an older pose/render and moved the camera and redid the lighting. I'm still more interested in the art and the lighting setups than any 'sexy' renders.
Any feedback? On this one I'd probably soften the rim light from her left and I still don't like how plasticy the face looks. I managed to fix the visible seams and the eyebrows at least, as well as applying some lighting to the hair to give better form to the subject.
I'm open and would welcome any constructive criticism. Model/pose/proportions/monochrome render is not changing (I'll make other scenes for such changes), but I'd like some ideas for better lighting. I'm not going specifically for realism, but I want to emulate old film monochrome cameras, since it will be a huge part of the style my future project will be based on.
Edit because I forgot to add the render... -_-
I blame the heat, the heat forces my brain into hibernation.
For reference, here is the old render.
Any feedback? On this one I'd probably soften the rim light from her left and I still don't like how plasticy the face looks. I managed to fix the visible seams and the eyebrows at least, as well as applying some lighting to the hair to give better form to the subject.
I'm open and would welcome any constructive criticism. Model/pose/proportions/monochrome render is not changing (I'll make other scenes for such changes), but I'd like some ideas for better lighting. I'm not going specifically for realism, but I want to emulate old film monochrome cameras, since it will be a huge part of the style my future project will be based on.
Edit because I forgot to add the render... -_-
I blame the heat, the heat forces my brain into hibernation.
For reference, here is the old render.
I think you might have done this, but still, have you tried adding a very subtle ghost light to counter your main spotlight, just to reduce the pores and the plasticy effect on face but still not enough to cancel bigger shadows
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"Come closer, I wont bite. Most likely."
(Maybe these panties are more appropriate for a girl
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(Maybe these panties are more appropriate for a girl
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I haven't. Truth be told, I'm pretty new to Daz and all the lights I use are sadly either spotlights or area lights. I know photography and Daz has proven to be really hard to work with for lighting. I have to emulate the best I can for softboxes, umbrelas, diffusers, reflectors etc, all while using values that make no sense whatsoever (like..450k lux for a rim light).
That's /exactly/ the kind of feedback I was looking for. Now off to search ghost lights I suppose while letting it render another hour or so for a small change on one rim light in the scene.
You might also want to look into denoisers ,they are really helpful for dark scenesI haven't. Truth be told, I'm pretty new to Daz and all the lights I use are sadly either spotlights or area lights. I know photography and Daz has proven to be really hard to work with for lighting. I have to emulate the best I can for softboxes, umbrelas, diffusers, reflectors etc, all while using values that make no sense whatsoever (like..450k lux for a rim light).
That's /exactly/ the kind of feedback I was looking for. Now off to search ghost lights I suppose while letting it render another hour or so for a small change on one rim light in the scene.