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1st one looks like her in the game.View attachment 470963
A wife
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and a mother
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and a 100% fail
My 3 cents here... maybe try being more subtle with the aging morphs, and let lights and shadows work for you? a hint of wrinkles, under the right lighting can turn a figure from 40 to 80 and backDeep in thought
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Trying to work on aging. I need to work on the face as she looks too old
Yeah.. 1st I didn't liked it because of the outfit texture/shader1st one looks like her in the game.
No problem dude i really like ur rendersYeah.. 1st I didn't liked it because of the outfit texture/shader
after another look I don't like lips and the way she's holding her breast
nails color
could bend the hand and or fingers a bit more to simulate the holding bra
but meh.. thanks I guess!
I never reached 28h of rendering, but trust me when I say that I totally get you. I tried to do a similar thing, but ended up a complete mess that was more grainy than a decent render. Probably the floor, the reflection had something to do other than most likely many others possible variations.. other than the simple "It's Daz we are talking about. An asshole 99% of the time"8299 iterations (was at 73 %) and around 28 hours of render time (no exact count, as had to interrupt twice) and still had to photoshop and artifact that looked like a head sized thumbprint above the triangle. Not gonna try another one in a while!
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Beautiful
I don't know if you follow the Daz forums or not, but there is a lot of useful info there.I don't know.. I used to have all my assets on a sata hdd the loading time before the render was about to start was huge... opening new saves same but meh..
Checked the usage still free space in the ram, and gpu 0% only the hdd 100%
Now I moved to nvme, Samsung 970 evo, added more ram as well and jumped from 1080 to 2080ti.. quite a huge difference..
Opening new scenes still takes quite long, not as before and when the render it's about to start it's ok depending how complex it is the scene
Only still don't know why.. probably some memory leak or something that I can't find, daz ignores my gpu at all in some cases.. the fix is to switch to texture viewpoint or any other than iray and restart daz.. it's not even checked as interactive/photoreal device.
The most annoying thing for me on my previous setup was the loading time.
in my case always as in the fifth attempt began to use the gpu runs out of memorythere is a bug in new versions of Daz for dropping from GPU to CPU
in this thread there are a lot of possible reasons maybe there' s one that can help youI don't know.. I used to have all my assets on a sata hdd the loading time before the render was about to start was huge... opening new saves same but meh..
Checked the usage still free space in the ram, and gpu 0% only the hdd 100%
Now I moved to nvme, Samsung 970 evo, added more ram as well and jumped from 1080 to 2080ti.. quite a huge difference..
Opening new scenes still takes quite long, not as before and when the render it's about to start it's ok depending how complex it is the scene
Only still don't know why.. probably some memory leak or something that I can't find, daz ignores my gpu at all in some cases.. the fix is to switch to texture viewpoint or any other than iray and restart daz.. it's not even checked as interactive/photoreal device.
The most annoying thing for me on my previous setup was the loading time.
Loved the lighting in this.
The image looks a bit cold, don't know if you're trying to convey an evening setting or a chilly mood, but you may want to warm it up a tad.Might've overdone the post processing a little. Any suggestions on where I could improve?
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Thanks for your help Mike! The ears had looked alright in the render itself, but increasing the saturation of the image in Photoshop may have shot up the red colour. I think a similar thing has happened to the nose of the female character. Still, I've never experimented on the transmitted measurement distance slider in my scenes yet, so you've given me something new to learn!The image looks a bit cold, don't know if you're trying to convey an evening setting or a chilly mood, but you may want to warm it up a tad.
Everything looks pretty damn good. Only thing you may want to tone down is his translucency or sss. If you look at his ear in the first image, it looks pretty red. A lot of light is passing through and you get that. You can lower the transmitted measurement distance a tad in the surface settings, might help a little. Otherwise looks great, I'd be happy if my renders ended up like that.