When you render in Daz, if you do not choose a background and render without the HDRI sphere activated, you get a perfect png transparency. I could have sorted it out fairly easily with Photoshop but I wanted to run the render for an unbiased review.Īs I said before, I added the water, drips, reflection, spray, wake and sea in Photoshop and Gaussian blurred that to a degree that was satisfactory. The image was satisfactory after about 4 hours but I was getting what Daz members refer to as "fire fly effect" on the rope and the top of her dagger handle. The same image with dof took over 15 hours to render. The render before, without dof, took approximately 1h45 to render. I tried playing with the camera settings and dof (depth of field) Help David, I have know idea what I was doing and purely got the effect I was looking for because I could wait for the real time render on screen while I worked. She's ready to snatch her dagger out, which would cause her assailant to lunge for it only to get stabbed in the eye with her toothpick splinter.and then settle with the dagger.man, I've been watching to many pirate movies. This image is titled: Leave it be sailor.
#Daz studio depth of field trial#
It has taken many years though and a great deal of trial and error.as you've all experienced.
Then on top of it, you can continue with Photoshop. She's got body hair, vellus hair, cellulite, stretch marks, sub-surface scattering, micro detailed skin, bumps and lumps that effect the epidermis layers.
I then further manipulated the maps to place the scars inside the groove of the wound. I won the face scars for participating in the story challenge. Okay, it's taken me the best part of a day to set up. Apart from the water and bow splash, this is an untouched iRay render set up and manipulated in Daz. The more I learn about manipulating map, the more promise I recognise in Daz Studio. The grass is greener on the other side of the fence because there is more $hit there. He puffed once on his pipe and then pointed the stem at me while his eyes bore into my soul…” You’re late! You were supposed to be here at 23h00 sharp! Not 23h12! Wars are not won on tardiness! Go refresh yourself while we fuel up.
On meeting him on a makeshift runway in the desert, North Africa: close to midnight: The moon and retreating convoy lights illuminated the face of the most intimidating individual I would ever meet. Most content involves sexy clad female models.anyway, I wanted to manipulated a model to represent an "hard as nails" intimidating French resistance officer to complement my story line. Daz is trying to encourage more content for the male. I've recently been involved in a Daz artzone challenge whereby I had to create 3 renders, all involving man.
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