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Really like the render. Do you mind perhaps showing or explaining your lightning setup in this scene?
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Band practice...
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I made a spooky render for Spooktober. 
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Hair is the default texture. For the skin turn up the gloss and lower the roughness. I'm not near my computer at the moment I'll check the settings then edit this post later.
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.I rendered one with drops and one without. Then I overlayed one over the other with Photoshop. I ended up erasing a lot of the drops as they just made her look like she had measles.
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It just looks like a photoshop cutout because the shape of the mask is too impregnated compared to what you can do on daz. He just created a UV mask (pink) so that the cutting is seen as little as possible in game and little helped also well positioned the cut pieces (it looks more professional than what was done on the tyrant and the choice of clothes).
Basically 2 rendered, 2 rendered cut, 1 naked and 1 with the bikini. It's ren'py layeredimage.
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Had multiple suggestions to lose the dude in the showers shorts and also for smaller hips on Claire, so here is a redo of my last render.
Like I said always welcoming feedback and suggestions as I'm still learning
Like I said always welcoming feedback and suggestions as I'm still learning
Is it daz only or postwork as well?
Had multiple suggestions to lose the dude in the showers shorts and also for smaller hips on Claire, so here is a redo of my last render.
Like I said always welcoming feedback and suggestions as I'm still learning
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I haven't bothered learning photoshop yet so no postwork process just rendered straight out of Daz
May i ask what are you using for lightning? I saw the shower comes with that nice dim light at the top.
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For this scene I used paper tigers revolution HDRI point lights with all custom locations and lots of overhead rim's. Also I had one photometric eye reflection light pointed at her eyes.
I used the viewport NVIDIA Iray previewer with a Gaussian filter to load fast to test my lighting at different angles before setting up the camera and making sure to have the headlamp on all my cameras turned off (as they can blow out your image)
Normally I don't do so many lights but I was working with 3 different characters separated by different environment elements so had to work out the shadows.
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Composition, posing and storytelling are always a good thing to improve, you will never stop to learn new things about those topics.View attachment 426543
Hi guys! This is my first ever "Scene" render and I'm wondering if you could give it a honest review, what can I improve on? etc.
My personal critic is that there are still some grain (on her thumb) after 9hrs of rendering, I'm also not really happy with the background. I placed a flat green surface from another Environment prop and some Tree props to give it some feel of depth, but it just doesn't feel... right. I was trying to use some HDRI backgrounds but that looked even worse or out of place. I was trying to go for an early morning summer vibe which I think came of quite good, what are your thoughts?
I also want to know if this render would be good if used in a game? Is this acceptable quality?
Can you guys please help out this little newbito with some advise?
Same goes for lighting. For a sunny and early morning the light looks a little bit odd. The shadows are little bit too short for my taste and the light is too bright and warm. More like an late afternoon or evening. The light in the early moring is cooler b/c the air is cleansed by the night.(I'm not talking about the blue hour.
) HDRI are a special beast to tame, you could use them as backdrops but their mainpurpose is "light directions". Your textures could need a little boost. The door behind him looks, like it got plastered with a glossy photoprint. Similar could be said for the black pebbles, they could use more bump. Textures and shader(-settings) are also a thing you will never stop learning new things about.
But for your first scene, not bad. Not bad at all, my first scenes where awfull. XD
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Had this in my render queue for over a month, Daz keeps crashing on me as soon as I hit render.
Had to composite 4 separate renders to get this done, but I really liked the outcome, hope you do too!
Had to composite 4 separate renders to get this done, but I really liked the outcome, hope you do too!
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His eyes looks a bit meh.. had to reduce Cutout Opacity to 0 to remove the light reflection on his eyes.. had a big fucking square on his eyes
couldn't see anything.. and didn't wanted to change the light, hdri one, or the pose.Is it too bright? It's post worked.
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Always like your scenes BDM. So full of character and life.Had this in my render queue for over a month, Daz keeps crashing on me as soon as I hit render.
Had to composite 4 separate renders to get this done, but I really liked the outcome, hope you do too!
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