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But OOoooooohhhhhhh S0000 worth it!!!!
Thanks!! I'm so glad!!But OOoooooohhhhhhh S0000 worth it!!!!
she's like 50 years old now?There's something very sexy about Rogue and the fact that you can look, but you can't touch. It took me a while to figure out how to get the hair right, but love how it turned out.
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First debuted in Avengers Annual #10 in 1981. If she was early 20s then, you do the math... LMAO, everyone's a critic.she's like 50 years old now?
Hi, I wanted to say I love your renders. They are great. One thing I wanted to express about Photorealism in my humble opinion and this is only from my journey into trying to get my renders to be more Photorealistic, is that I find it difficult to get Photorealistic directly inside Daz3D. In my experience, you can only go so far, and then you need to take your render into Photoshop or GIMP or other software to bring it to the next level.Not sure if trying to do photorealism was a smart thing to do on my first render...
No postwork on this, I tried to mess a bit with skin textures and get the best result that I could but couldn't really achieve to make good nipples/areolas!
Feel free to criticize, I would love to improve my renders and get a good photorealistic render!
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Nice render, three things to try are a very small light on her Left Eye, to pick up a reflection & colour. Secondly, tweak the Metal Spine, for more shine/reflections. Also, the hand poses look a little lazy, try bending her elbows a bit more & hands flat on her thighs, & if you can dirty the soles of her feet a little,Nice! I didn't have to spend 3h trying to upload this time!
This is just a 2 light setup. One positioned 90 degrees to her right for that split effect, the other 45 degrees back and up, away from her head for the hair/rim lighting. Both of them mesh lights to work as diffusers. Once more, an attempt to simulate a photograph applied on post, and as far as the camera attributes go, it emulates a Canon 90D as best as Daz allows me to.
Any feedback to make it better?
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