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I use daz figures combined with my real life photos. Still a newbie in this, but I love the effect I get on the photos.
Normal photographing aint fun anymore

Dragon lady: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.37

The werewolf: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.25

The white tiger: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.13

Jaws: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.40

Formula one: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.42

Studiohelgeland - 30 November 2012 02:21 PM

I use daz figures combined with my real life photos. Still a newbie in this, but I love the effect I get on the photos.
Normal photographing aint fun anymore

Dragon lady: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.37

The werewolf: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.25

The white tiger: http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.13

yummy

I had fun this weekend :D

Twolights: Link removed

We have had to remove your link as the image was too gory for the forums, at least without content filters - if you wish you can upload it to a site such as Deviant Art that requires a log-in and preferences set to view flagged images and post a link to that version.

Ah, no problem

I too have tried this and find it fun. The first nine are the result of one shooting session done with an eye to creating such stuff.

http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/15458/viewall

It all started with an image I ran across that screamed for something like this:

http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/15719292

Warning if you look at the rest of this ladies portfolio be prepared for some nudity.

cclesue - 06 December 2012 12:24 PM

I too have tried this and find it fun. The first nine are the result of one shooting session done with an eye to creating such stuff.

http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/15458/viewall

It all started with an image I ran across that screamed for something like this:

http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/15719292

Warning if you look at the rest of this ladies portfolio be prepared for some nudity.

Here is my first real rendering against a photo to match the 3D with the photo as closely as possible. Its a desert scene I made for a project and I couldn’t do anything with e-on Vue so I just chose to use a photo as a backdrop. It turned out to be better than a rendered background using Bryce or Vue.

Good to see that it is more people here that does the same
When I was a kid, Jaws was a big mistake to see I had nightmares for several years.

Sooo I had to try a shark render :D

http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.40

Studiohelgeland - 11 December 2012 03:17 PM

Good to see that it is more people here that does the same
When I was a kid, Jaws was a big mistake to see I had nightmares for several years.

Sooo I had to try a shark render :D

http://studiohelgeland.com/news.php?extend.40

Wow, How did you do that shark image? That is really good. You must be a professional artist or something. I do photo backgrounds in my renderings because I am lazy, and it gives the image more realism at the same time. Here is one I did for a guy who’s publishing his book called “The last spartan: DJ’s Mission” He needed to visualize one of his characters in his novel and he says this rendering is exactly what he was imagining him to look like. (I used a photo as a background)

Tnx No, not an professional at all.. Spend a couple of hours a week editing photos only
I made the mountains/ship and the shark in daz/reality/luxrender. Then I tok a terrible photo of myself, and used rons waterline brushes to make the water
Quite easy actually, but I should have used a better model

My health aint the best anymore, so instead of taking photoshoots outside, I have a studioshoot once a month.
And I find studio backgrounds boring, so thats why I use renders in my photos Its much more interesting then one coloured backgrounds + I can adjust the lights of the background to match the model ( As I cant with normal photos added to background)

Cool caracter, looks like a real badass :D

Studiohelgeland - 11 December 2012 11:32 PM

Tnx No, not an professional at all.. Spend a couple of hours a week editing photos only
I made the mountains/ship and the shark in daz/reality/luxrender. Then I tok a terrible photo of myself, and used rons waterline brushes to make the water
Quite easy actually, but I should have used a better model

My health aint the best anymore, so instead of taking photoshoots outside, I have a studioshoot once a month.
And I find studio backgrounds boring, so thats why I use renders in my photos Its much more interesting then one coloured backgrounds + I can adjust the lights of the background to match the model ( As I cant with normal photos added to background)

Cool caracter, looks like a real badass :D

Its rare to find anyone using Reality/Luxrender on this forum. I actually use it exclusively because I can never get the Daz Studio lightweight right. I still think your images are very professional, on par with stuff I see in magazines. I also use rons brushes a lot. I prefer gritty and manly faces, so you are the perfect “model” for the types of images you do (like the “sweating bullets” image in your gallery).

Here is another image I made using a photo background and shattered glass foreground, blurring the image a bit using Tiltshift, and using a photo filter to match the background color with the armor.

Here is another one.

Looks good, If I can give you alittle tip.. Think more about the background lightning before you make the render
The reality sun would be greate for this photo because of the strong shadows in the background.. And the sun should be very high on the right side alittle infront of the model ( As you see on the shadows for your background photo

Here is my first car rendering I did a few months ago using a photo as a background.

Here is another one I did with a photo background.

Gorilla on a train