My first renderer :)

[Kaula]

Here is my first render. not much but I think it's somewhat good especially for a lightning-beginner (ignore the background btw)
Quite simple but I'm happy that I learned Daz in little time

I will improve the quality and make bigger scenes in the next few days and I will try to make the best lighting possible

 

[Kaula]

btw I noticed some mistakes in my render , I will try to avoid those in the future

 

[zger]

why would u render that as your first render.

 

[Kaula]

why would u render that as your first render.

Well, I'm not familiar with Daz Studio at all, so I'm just practicing and trying out random stuff

 

[jenny777]

Here is my first render. not much but I think it's somewhat good especially for a lightning-beginner (ignore the background btw)
Quite simple but I'm happy that I learned Daz in little time

I will improve the quality and make bigger scenes in the next few days and I will try to make the best lighting possible

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hi, how many hours have you spent to learn to use daz3d? i want to learn to use it....
congratulations, thank you
regards

 

[tomyboy06]

it is hard to say for hours. practice, practice, practice

 

[jenny777]

in your opinion it is better to create the environment first and after the character or vice versa?
thank you

 

[recreation]

hi, how many hours have you spent to learn to use daz3d? i want to learn to use it....
congratulations, thank you
regards

it is hard to say for hours. practice, practice, practice

It's not hard. Images like the op are easiy done after the first few minutes. Load a character add hair and move the camera to your liking, render, done.
It's getting harder when you actually start doing fancy stuff, play with lights, make some special effects, but even that is easy in daz compared to other programs.

in your opinion it is better to create the environment first and after the character or vice versa?
thank you

That depends on what you want to achieve. Whats the main focus of the image. Do you want the scene to focus on the environment I would start with that and otherwise.
You can also just make the character and save it as scene subset, then make a new scene with the environment and load the character into it.

 

[jenny777]

op is for?
thank you again

 

[recreation]

op is for?
thank you again

Opening Post

 

[jenny777]

did you follow tutorials?

 

[recreation]

did you follow tutorials?

At the beginning, no, but when I started to get deeper into it yes.

 

[tomyboy06]

Check out this couple of videos very helpful

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[jenny777]

Check out this couple of videos very helpful

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thank you very much
i want to create a story dealing with a relation between a mom and his son, with images and situation in and out of their house
sorry if i embarrass you...
regards

 

[recreation]

If you need tutorials you can also look here in the forum:

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[jenny777]

i will start showing the house where they live....

 

[thengineer]

Keep on making renders! I suggest you to learn a few lighting and composition basics, that should help you improve a lot!