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Strange Eye Behavior and Lighting

DarkRepastDarkRepast Posts: 225
in The Commons

The differences might be subtle in my examples but I'm curious if someone else might be able to provide some thoughts.

I've noticed that some lighting brings out a natural eye look--the reflection looks realistic. some lighting is amazing for the rest of the scene but the eyes look dead and flat.

Is there something I should be doing to the eyes or the lighting to correct that?

Check out the shots below.

 

Thanks!!

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  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,175
    edited February 2017

    The reflections are going to look different in different lighting. The second image is a lot darker. If there is very low light the reflections are much more subtle because of lack of light. If you aren't using the "Eyes Cornea Bulge" morph I suggest you do at at least 100% if not a little better than 100 (you'll have to go into the morph parameters to turn off limits to make it larger than 100%). Select the figure, go to the shaping tab and the morph is under "Eyes". It's at zero by default.

    Laurie

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  • DarkRepastDarkRepast Posts: 225

    Hey, thanks for the advice! I'll give it a try.

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