Panam Palmer "Hot Mechanic"
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Panam Palmer "Hot Mechanic"
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Fantastic for only a few days of working with Daz. I downloaded it a couple of weeks ago and am maybe another three days from producing an image I'd be willing to post.
This is an inspiration!
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I know we usually post sexier renders here, so I apologize. I though this was pretty fun render, a flashback scene from Pecker PI
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Don't worry, not everything in here has to do about T'n'A, Great render btw! I love the composition and particles effect! Keep hem coming!
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Fun model to work with you will see more of her later on
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Right on! (not sure people say that anymore) Appreciate that. Next one will be more sensual.
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Do not go into the light
Something I did by following the instructions step by step. The scene is not exactly identical to the one from the tutorial, but it does not affect the final result. There is one more step left, but that part of the tutorial will be done in Photoshop. Although even without that last step, I can say that that image looks just fine. It's not like I've never used image editing software, but I definitely haven't used Photoshop. The current software I'm currently using, and have been using for a long time, is more than sufficient for what I need and how much I need. The most important thing is that in the end I learned a lot of details, not so much when it comes to lighting as in making the scene itself.
Something I did by following the instructions step by step. The scene is not exactly identical to the one from the tutorial, but it does not affect the final result. There is one more step left, but that part of the tutorial will be done in Photoshop. Although even without that last step, I can say that that image looks just fine. It's not like I've never used image editing software, but I definitely haven't used Photoshop. The current software I'm currently using, and have been using for a long time, is more than sufficient for what I need and how much I need. The most important thing is that in the end I learned a lot of details, not so much when it comes to lighting as in making the scene itself.
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