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love the ash pic. what base model did u use for her?
As already mentioned, try more yellow in the fire, but keep it a little above the dark pics, but below the light ones...Also up the candle light as well, & scale up the flame a little too...A few years ago a friend of mine approached me after learning that I was doing 3D eroticism (read: Porn )
She talked me into promising her that I would create a comics, based off of one of her fantasies/ideas, at some point in the future. Looks like the future has caught up with me as she has become more insistent over the past year and I have caved to her request.
The caveat is of course that the comic will be made in between my work on my own projects. She accepted those terms too readily ... I think. Alas here I am, seeking some input on the lighting of a particular scene.
These are divided into a "lowlight" version and a "highlight" version. Which simply means an increase in luminosity. The increase of luminosity is applied to the flames of a fireplace.
My question here is simple: Which version tickles your fancy the most and, if possible, why?
Low lighting:
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High lighting:
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Once again, low lighting:
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Once again, high lighting:
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I thank you for your time and any response to my questions.
Cheers - Kaffekop
1 - much more depth, and far better variation on the skinQuestion: Which lighting do you prefer?
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Have you tried selecting both characters using the CTRL key so they both highlight, then clicking the pose?Question (and if there is not the right spot - please let me know)
I have lots of "pose packages" for male/female couples. When I apply one of these to a male/female on the screen in Daz 3D, the same pose is applied to both actors.
What are the steps to link the female to the male so that the pose will apply the poses to each the male and female actors ?
Have you double checked that, your using the 'Female' pose on the G8F, & then the 'Male' pose on the G8M? Every pose set I have has G8M/G8F clearly marked for sex of character, if your only in G8 'Couples' section, try posing them from they're main section's...Question (and if there is not the right spot - please let me know)
I have lots of "pose packages" for male/female couples. When I apply one of these to a male/female on the screen in Daz 3D, the same pose is applied to both actors.
What are the steps to link the female to the male so that the pose will apply the poses to each the male and female actors ?