Dude idk how you use this god damn program this well. Shit looks like a real. I can literally pay you to teach me about lighting, environments, characters, posing tips and shit.
I have a background as a photographer. That helps tremendously on 3d as well. Perhaps I understand light and composition a bit better than others.
He's one of the 3 gods of this thread, wait until he tells you that he's doing this on a laptop that took 20 hours + to render. This guy is a legend
An i3 laptop with 4 gb of RAM and integrated graphics card.
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I have a really powerful workstation with an rtx3090. I never render more than 1500 iterations. That means 10-15 min at max for 1 render in WQHD resolution. I could decrease that time by limiting the render to 1000 iterations but I've found 1500 to be the sweet spot, as my scenes are pretty dark in general.
Jesus!! 20 hours? and he doing this all stuff on laptop? bruh.. i literally can't wait more than 10 min for one render. (as i mostly doing comics and shit) This is really interesting
I'm also doing comics and visual stories. This particular render is part of a series of 75 images, with an extended version to be completed soon. Obviously 2hrs/render would not be feasible for this kind of work.
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I'm spending most of the time on character creation, environment, lighting, etc. Rendering it's just a small part of the process.