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Lighting experiment for outdoors work but it didn't turn out too bad.
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...there's just a strange shape of the neck in the second image! Apart that, nice job...
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LP83 do you want high heels? 
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So a balanced combo then.
Next time, maybe, something with Bokeh?
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OH MAN!!!LP83 do you want high heels?
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Just amazing!!
Except the last one. I LOVE all of them!!!
Maybe the black/red one a bit less, since while being open-toe, its not as much as the others.
Wasn't totally happy with my character in the previous render so I have redone the skin, body and tweaked the face. To differentiate from my other character, deliberately went for a square jaw. Hope you like.
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We're looking at remastering the images on a game I work on. Do you guys think it's a visible improvement?
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Definitely visible. The second image is much sharper, especially the details and more vibrant. I'm guessing those are the main things you punched up. Nice.
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Did another one of the fantasy duo. She tripped, she's such a klutz.
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For outdoors in direct sunlight, I would do something to vastly increase the sunlight intensity. Because it does look way too sterile without any glare or reflections that you would see on a photo in such a situation.
BTW that is also the reason why nobody shoots with the sunlight in the back, ever. Sunlight should only come from the side or the back of the object, if needed add lights in front of the object. Then tweak the exposure or ISO values accordingly.
If you are going for realism, then I would recommend desaturated eyes.
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She is
She is very pretty but her skin is too flat. Did you apply a bump map at all? There doesn't seem to be any texture to her skin, which is abnormal for a human render.
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yes. you can also set the number of aperture blades and orientation of said blades in DAZ camera settings.with virtual Daz camera?
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There is a ghost light that I couldn't pinpoint on this one. I have it fixed now and a different shot's rendering...
