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I made a few renders using Freja 8 that ended up coming out pretty well.
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Something Ends, Something Begins
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
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A couple more character fan art from 16 Years Later! No one else seems to be doing them and I am partial to gingers.
This is what I suspect could happen to Hannah with the MC.
Or maybe this would happen TO the MC!
This is what I suspect could happen to Hannah with the MC.
Or maybe this would happen TO the MC!
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So..Remind me NEVER to do that again. Shooting a scene through a mirror is a pain in the ass. Rendering a reflection of a scene, with the lighting working through the reflection as well adds stupid amounts of render time. Especially in a dark scene like this. Especially on a potato 5 year old laptop like I have.
The technical aspect is the same as before, I just changed her pose and position to be in front of the mirror and decided to render the reflection. Don't ask me. Seemed like a good idea at the time. 19h of rendering later and the render is still stupid grainy at 5000 samples (the limit that I had). I COULD render it again at 10k samples but I don't feel like not using my laptop for the next week.
This time is for a polaroid 600. If anyone is interested I could do a breakdown on its setup, but I'm pretty sure nobody cares about those breakdowns. Things I'd change..probably just the dual lobe specular on the skin. It looks weird to me. And NEVER AGAIN rendering the reflection.
This..is a bit bigger than the film the camera would print. All in all, I think it turned out well, except for the specular. Feedback?
Attached below are the original render and the Lightroom postwork before I sized it down considerably if anyone cares for those.
PS. After that, I'll take some time off. Yesterday I reached 1k likes and..I'd like to post something special for it. But it will require a lot of time and work to set it up. Even researching things I know nothing about, like how to get a character model from Blender into Daz. (I'd normally go for the opposite).
The technical aspect is the same as before, I just changed her pose and position to be in front of the mirror and decided to render the reflection. Don't ask me. Seemed like a good idea at the time. 19h of rendering later and the render is still stupid grainy at 5000 samples (the limit that I had). I COULD render it again at 10k samples but I don't feel like not using my laptop for the next week.
This time is for a polaroid 600. If anyone is interested I could do a breakdown on its setup, but I'm pretty sure nobody cares about those breakdowns. Things I'd change..probably just the dual lobe specular on the skin. It looks weird to me. And NEVER AGAIN rendering the reflection.
This..is a bit bigger than the film the camera would print. All in all, I think it turned out well, except for the specular. Feedback?
Attached below are the original render and the Lightroom postwork before I sized it down considerably if anyone cares for those.
PS. After that, I'll take some time off. Yesterday I reached 1k likes and..I'd like to post something special for it. But it will require a lot of time and work to set it up. Even researching things I know nothing about, like how to get a character model from Blender into Daz. (I'd normally go for the opposite).
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another picture of Skye...
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It looks like his American concubine had finally settled into her new life. The Sheikh couldn't help but think she was worth every penny.
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New years resolution: Going to the gym.
Hi, This is an amazing render with an amazing assets.
May i know the name of the outfits she is wearing?
Pretty please with a thank you.
Thanks.
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so, for all the imperfections you find in the polaroid, I actually like this. A question springs to mind though, unless you are going to frame and capture the scene to show the focus is on the reflection not the subject (both of which are in or partialy in frame) why bother?
I can see it being a useul technique
I bothered because originally it was framed with a bigger frame and showed the wall and the mirror etc. But then...I found out that polaroid 600 has a weird 106mm focal length instead of the 85mm I had originally set it up with. So in order to simulate the camera the best I can, I changed it and it zoomed in.
Otherwise, yes. There's no point to it. Other than wasting your time.
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