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Nice render. But if i'd this as my desktop background ...the concentration on work would be gone.
Nice render. But if i'd this as my desktop background ...the concentration on work would be gone.
Good thing my desktop is at home then.Nice render. But if i'd this as my desktop background ...the concentration on work would be gone.
It seems that the denoiser in daz wasn't powerful enough on the last renders and I had to use something else. The ai denoiser is better from what I've seen.I looked over some of the denoised examples people posted and it honestly looked worse than what is built into Daz. I would love to see a comparison between Daz's built in denoiser and that one. It would be interesting to compare the results.
Oh, and what did you use for your female Dwarf? I really liked her.
Looks great! I do like the addition of the dog and duck which is doing a cannonball into the pool (well in my mind at least)
Nice work, I would probably tweak the face a little to give it that little bit extra, like soften the eyes and maybe lower where her focus is, or even soften the jaw, feel free to ignore this as it is just my opinion.View attachment 2447432
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Thanks! The intention was never replicate the model though, she's just inspired on Viking Barbie, and I saw the pose and I though I could give a go on her. Anyway, thanks, I'll take all them into consideration in the futureNice work, I would probably tweak the face a little to give it that little bit extra, like soften the eyes and maybe lower where her focus is, or even soften the jaw, feel free to ignore this as it is just my opinion.
Looks passable to me, I've seen VNs out there with worse quality tbh and the more you work at it the better you will get working within your limitations until you can afford to upgrade if you choose.I'm working on my first project and I wonder if this is considered an OK quality render. I can only afford to have 500 samples sice I use CPU to render (sad, I know)
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Ah no worries, I was going to mention that the face looked as if she was a doll while still being quite alluring. Can I ask where you got the outfit from as well as what hair you used?Thanks! The intention was never replicate the model though, she's just inspired on Viking Barbie, and I saw the pose and I though I could give a go on her. Anyway, thanks, I'll take all them into consideration in the future
The hair is a little old and the only quality of it is that's beautful, but it doesn't have many morphs.Ah no worries, I was going to mention that the face looked as if she was a doll while still being quite alluring. Can I ask where you got the outfit from as well as what hair you used?
I can imagine! Fought with it a lot myself in the past. Practice makes perfect though. That's a good base for her! Really puts me in mind of some of the Dwarf Females from WoW. Starting to miss that game now! LOL... I played it WAY too much (from 2005 up until just a couple years ago). I have my max number of characters the game allows (50) with at least one level 120 of each class (though they changed that now I guess). My main classes I loved was the Paladin, Mage and Druid. Used to be in a great guild during the Lich King days. <sigh>It seems that the denoiser in daz wasn't powerful enough on the last renders and I had to use something else. The ai denoiser is better from what I've seen.
I used https://f95zone.to/threads/rosylen-for-genesis-8-female.31375/ as a base and worked on the morphs,there's a lot. This one is the fourth version I made, it was really a fight with the morps and the bugs (exemples: the character disappear and you only have the hair and nothing else or the skin is totally blue or white)
Love the top picture, it's almost artistic... the bottom ones... BARF!!! LMAO.. (not a huge fan of the white stuff). Still, nicely done.
Did you try maybe using a primitive like a large rectangle, make it emissive for light then make it larger. Or if you can take whatever light source you have and make it wider and taller... if it is a point light, you might want to make it into a spotlight then change the height and width of it to something like 50 by 50, larger lights make for softer shadows.Had the hardest time trying to smooth out the shadows on her sweater. View attachment 2447653