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Very nice light !nude cuddling time!
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Please do a renpy not grindy game of this
So sexy! Gorgeous girl
You can add that in post if you want. Several photo editing programs have functions specific for that.View attachment 1105683
An older render I did a while back, hate the floor but the overall render turned out good imo. A little DoF would have helped a lot.
Yeah, I just don't care enough about it to put in the work lolYou can add that in post if you want. Several photo editing programs have functions specific for that.
Literally every Software I know, that proclaimed to have a DoF feature, outright sucks at it. Just look at all the fake DoF photos shot with smartphones(especially iPhones). You are right to not care, it just isn't worth it currently. Maybe in 5 or even more realistic 10 years, AI will be good enough to create a decent looking DoF afterwards. Till then it has to be done from the get-go.Yeah, I just don't care enough about it to put in the work lol
I agree 100% Even inside daz I have a hard time getting the correct DOF so I do it mostly inside Photoshop.Literally every Software I know, that proclaimed to have a DoF feature, outright sucks at it. Just look at all the fake DoF photos shot with smartphones(especially iPhones). You are right to not care, it just isn't worth it currently. Maybe in 5 or even more realistic 10 years, AI will be good enough to create a decent looking DoF afterwards. Till then it has to be done from the get-go.
I can get behind the postwork DoF thing but I haven't had problems inside Daz before. I do approach this out of my experience as a photographer but I feel it's pretty straight forward.I agree 100% Even inside daz I have a hard time getting the correct DOF so I do it mostly inside Photoshop.
Yes creating it in DAZ is a valid solution, but you will probably agree, that the DAZ DoF (F5,6) is not the same as shooting with full-frame camera and an aperture of F5,6. But it is better than a DoF done in postwork most of the time. The problem behind a DoF algorithm is far from trivial btw.I can get behind the postwork DoF thing but I haven't had problems inside Daz before. I do approach this out of my experience as a photographer but I feel it's pretty straight forward.
I don't shoot full frame but it's true that the virtual Daz camera isn't the same as the real deal. I do use DoF on Daz in most of my art but end up at way different F- values than my real world counterpart.Yes creating it in DAZ is a valid solution, but you will probably agree, that the DAZ DoF (F5,6) is not the same as shooting with full-frame camera and an aperture of F5,6. But it is better than a DoF done in postwork most of the time. The problem behind a DoF algorithm is far from trivial btw.
Compared to crop sensors like APS-C or my beloved MFT(Olympus shooter here) it is even more true. Their DoF is much deeper than what DAZ produces. The DAZ Iray camera tries to emulate a full-frame sensor, that's why used that for the comparison. But even with that in mind, you will always end with a different aperture than in real life.I don't shoot full frame but it's true that the virtual Daz camera isn't the same as the real deal. I do use DoF on Daz in most of my art but end up at way different F- values than my real world counterpart.
It seems the Daz variant isn't gradual enough so everything that falls outside the focus box seems unsharp too fast on lower values.