Really beautifully made,Vitergo3d !!
Hello!
Did you really need to quote a post from 6 years ago?Hello!
The render is indeed not finished but also, I think I would try to add a light facing the character, can be dim just to unbug the shadow, and if you turn on the ceilling lights, a bigger one behind them to create what we call a ''rim light'' Dim lighted scene are the hardest to achieve and not have noise since lighting help clean the shadows.
On y end I render in a new window to check up on the render and stop it when I think it's clean enough.
(I render also in 2k to downscale after so the noise is reduced) And I don't use rendering Quality. Just Iteration.
To speed up the time you can also change the update from 5 sec to 30 sec so it update less often, giving more use for rendering
Yes I did, sorry if it's ''bad habit''. New here. But I also though anyone could have this kind of problem/render/effect and that it's not like a.. time thing.
A little Denoising would have cleaned it up also. I doubt he will see these reply's because the original image is on the first page of this thread, and form 2017...Hello!
The render is indeed not finished but also, I think I would try to add a light facing the character, can be dim just to unbug the shadow, and if you turn on the ceilling lights, a bigger one behind them to create what we call a ''rim light'' Dim lighted scene are the hardest to achieve and not have noise since lighting help clean the shadows.
On y end I render in a new window to check up on the render and stop it when I think it's clean enough.
(I render also in 2k to downscale after so the noise is reduced) And I don't use rendering Quality. Just Iteration.
To speed up the time you can also change the update from 5 sec to 30 sec so it update less often, giving more use for rendering
Anyway here is a denoised version...
Hello!
The render is indeed not finished but also, I think I would try to add a light facing the character, can be dim just to unbug the shadow, and if you turn on the ceilling lights, a bigger one behind them to create what we call a ''rim light'' Dim lighted scene are the hardest to achieve and not have noise since lighting help clean the shadows.
On y end I render in a new window to check up on the render and stop it when I think it's clean enough.
(I render also in 2k to downscale after so the noise is reduced) And I don't use rendering Quality. Just Iteration.
To speed up the time you can also change the update from 5 sec to 30 sec so it update less often, giving more use for rendering
