Realistic Renders... NOT!! 12 "And we're back in the room!"
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Yeah, I suppose you could. If you have DSON you might still be able to use Josie. Been so long since I used Poser now. I think I kept my old runtime, settings and scenes for PP2012 in case I found I didn't like DS after all and wanted to switch back. I liked DS so much that I never gave Poser a second thought!
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Oh, I see, what was the product? I might pick that up myself. In DS you can use any pic as a backdrop, so you could run a search on Google Images for a cityscape.
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I put this together more or less as a character concept test.
I think i want something for her head/face area but not a full on helmet that would just look weird.
I think she looks just fine as is. Superb render!
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ang_deedee, I'm not sure if you are looking for a complete city set or just a simple background image. but the items in Stonemason's Store is on sale for 50%. He sells Urban Sprawl. You can look at his store for some cityscapes.
Rogerbee, I just remembered that I can use Dream Home's lights in Poser. I'll try creating a scene in Poser soon. :D
Edit: one of these days I will buy advanced ambient lighting so that I don't need to use three distant lights and some spotlights to light an indoor scene in Daz Studio 4.
Urban sprawl is HUGE!! I think a simple JPEG would work better.
I think I used that Dream Home set only once that I can remember it was really nice and came bundled with the program.
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I just noticed that Urban Sprawl
wow, that is huge set.edited for clarity. I also deleted the extra period.
...yes I could barely render a scene with it in 3Advanced on my old system and just shelved using it in 4.0 though the nice thing is it is set up so you can use separate buildings and props.
Great render, love the effects ^^
I've been struglling render only a figure, I think my pc won't be able to handle it too
Yep, Urban Sprawl is a biggie,
I doubt my laptop could handle it without the processor going into meltdown, it doesn't like running hot. I'll have to have a look at Truform's store sometime.
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Here is my raw render with for darker skin with SSS, the SSS setting is far way harder for darker skin. Also testing AoA SSS this time, with 3 AAL and 1 spot light. Is she look somehow like plastic doll ?
Looks fine to me, though I haven't really used those shaders much.
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I find most 3D characters in action look like dolls I am cool with that speaking of...
I want some platform high heels. :D The only issue is that I am broke from spending a ton of money on Genesis 1 and 2 last month. lol
The skin looks fine. Her looks better than half of the generation 3 skins that I own. I have to manually adjust the materials or add the elite human surface shader to characters in Daz Studio for some generation 3 skins to look good. Or, I can just load them in Poser 9. Loading them in poser 9 is the easiest route.
Nice, if a bit dark, I take it you can add lights in Reality.
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For Poser 9 you want to get EZSkin, you get some brilliant results with that.
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Nice, if a bit dark, I take it you can add lights in Reality.
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Its meant to be lit like that I also get comments like this on D/A. Does no one notice darker scenes in TV / Movies...
I have the opposite problem: my scenes are too bright. haha. I tried to make a sunset from scratch.
I heard Genesis have trouble with finding high heels and more mature figure, is that true ? From what I've look they are pointing toward more like toon or comic style.
Most people in DA, would say that, because their eyes already adjusted to glamour photography lighting, that category dominating 3D render in DA.
Edit: sorry, ang_deedee, I misread your post. :red: The Daz Store has about five high heels for Genesis. But Genesis can wear shoes for Victoria 4. Some outfits also have high heels.
the only issues that I have with high heels is that sometimes I see poke-through. I can fix the poke through buy using the mesh smoothing utility or poke-away.
Here is an example of bow heels on Genesis Kid:
Nah, it's okay, happens to me from time to time ^^. We are only human. Oh btw, I have suggestion, you could just hide (don't show in render and not visible) for the feet, so you don't have to do all that funky stuff, but that only apply to boots and shoes, not open up heels.
Oh yes, I forgot that I could hide her feet. I usually don't worry too much about feet because I hardly put shoes on my characters. Hey, I hardly put stockings on the ladies.
There is no poke-through when Genesis is the size of an adult. I should try putting high heeled shoes on Julie to see what happens.
Its meant to be lit like that I also get comments like this on D/A. Does no one notice darker scenes in TV / Movies...
I guess they don't, if you meant it to be that way then so be it.
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Its meant to be lit like that I also get comments like this on D/A. Does no one notice darker scenes in TV / Movies...
I guess they don't, if you meant it to be that way then so be it.
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There is a trick to what you see in movies and TV productions. It is almost never uniformly dark, but instead lighting is used to suggest the environmental conditions and highlight the subject. I would simply suggest reading a book on the art of lighting for visual storytelling. Older black and white movies are good to study, too. They learned these tricks before color film was widely available. If your scene looks good in black and white (desaturate it in an image editor), chances are it will work in color too. It's also possible that your monitor is too bright, making your renders look fine to you but dark to other people on their monitors.
I've got a laptop with an LED screen, so that's fine.
I guess I'm used to renders being all nicely lit that's all.
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Genesis 2 male. I need to adjust the intensity of the spotlight. What else is new? lol I also need the adjust his feet and legs. Posing figures on a hill is tricky.
This scene uses about 550 MB of memory. I can add another figure in Daz Studio 4 before 3Delight gives a memory error.
edit: sorry for the small size. I'll upload a larger version after I fix the spotlight and adjust his legs.
I guess they don't, if you meant it to be that way then so be it.
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There is a trick to what you see in movies and TV productions. It is almost never uniformly dark, but instead lighting is used to suggest the environmental conditions and highlight the subject. I would simply suggest reading a book on the art of lighting for visual storytelling. Older black and white movies are good to study, too. They learned these tricks before color film was widely available. If your scene looks good in black and white (desaturate it in an image editor), chances are it will work in color too. It's also possible that your monitor is too bright, making your renders look fine to you but dark to other people on their monitors.
...a lot of the time (particularly with B & W) they would just shoot outdoor scenes in the daylight with a dark filter.
Well, there's not much new you can do to either G2M or M6 till they release the morphs for them! There's been people buying the bundles and wondering why the character packs won't work. The morphs aren't part of any bundle.
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LOL! As if by magic:
http://www.daz3d.com/new-releases/genesis-2-male-head-shapes
http://www.daz3d.com/new-releases/genesis-2-male-body-morphs
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I know what you're saying, like in some old Westerns I remember. I was thinking more of film noir. Do an image search in your favorite search engine to see what I mean by that. Yes, the environments are often dark, suggesting night time. But there is also a lot of contrast in the scene highlighting the characters either in light or by means of silhouette.