3D-Daz Daz3d Art - Show Us Your DazSkill

[ItsNotUs]

 

[Funnylemon]

 

[Rev Studio]

Tensions Rising

Aayara - "What do you mean you couldn't find any information on Yerin's plans.?.."

Aayara - "I know she's planning something and your failure with this will not go unpunished"

Aayara - "Guards! Take this rubbish away..me and Julie will deal with it later"

 

[Challenger72]

 

[2C3D]

 

[Hent-92]

Kim Possible - Cheerleader - Fanart

Not my best work... unfortunately, it turns out that I can't render shiny and reflective objects very well...

 

[Horizon Renders]

 

[ade4u]

 

[Cali89]

Collision Test

 

[Nightwing1966]

Kim Possible - Cheerleader - Fanart

Not my best work... unfortunately, it turns out that I can't render shiny and reflective objects very well...

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Don't be so hard on yourself! It's a great picture.

 

[ConfusedBeard]

Poolside.

 

[0ier 3D]

 

[sineraser]

 

[Jumbi]

Kim Possible - Cheerleader - Fanart

Not my best work... unfortunately, it turns out that I can't render shiny and reflective objects very well...

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What is it that bothers you exactly? It looks like you had the bloom filter ON, judging by the look of the reflected ceiling lighting. Assuming it was the bloom and that it is what you don't like, you could either play with its values under Render settings>Filtering or disable it all together.

If the bloom filter was not ON, then it would be that the luminance of those emissive ceiling lights is set to a very high value. In that case, I would try lowering the luminance of those emissives. If that makes your scene look too dim to your liking, you can then lower the exposure value under Render settings>Tone mapping.

I hope anything of this helps.

Spoiler: Bloom filter settings

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[Shivawn]

One and a half year later I've totally forgotten about these renders I had to remake, so I made it today.
Thanks to Night Hacker and ArturiousDesign who have helped me a lot. It wouldn't work without you guys

Previous : https://f95zone.to/threads/daz3d-art-show-us-your-dazskill.4764/post-9365592

 

[Vertex Bunny]

Jen: Fine... All in! If I find out that you are cheating, you will pay for it.

 

[Deltaboxx]

Fallout - Lucy 01A1

New Vault Suit.

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[Greengiant3D]

Spoiler: Tits

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[Hent-92]

What is it that bothers you exactly? It looks like you had the bloom filter ON, judging by the look of the reflected ceiling lighting. Assuming it was the bloom and that it is what you don't like, you could either play with its values under Render settings>Filtering or disable it all together.

If the bloom filter was not ON, then it would be that the luminance of those emissive ceiling lights is set to a very high value. In that case, I would try lowering the luminance of those emissives. If that makes your scene look too dim to your liking, you can then lower the exposure value under Render settings>Tone mapping.

I hope anything of this helps.

Spoiler: Bloom filter settings

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Oh, wow, thanks the advice! I'll check it out!

 

[Hent-92]

Don't be so hard on yourself! It's a great picture.

After a lot ps after effect... but it was a 'mess' before that...
But thanks, I'm glad you like it!