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I have reworked the pose... here is the result... Which version is the best ?
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Tweaked the character and HDRI from my earlier post and did the renders in the spoiler below.
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I'm just gonna throw in a couple from the last update.
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An experiment with a DOF compatible HDRI.
Added just a little bit of bloom and cromatic aberration in postwork
Added just a little bit of bloom and cromatic aberration in postwork
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A bit embarrassing, but I just realized that you can apply dforce on clothes for a better fit that morphs might not get to. I threw this shirt on Amy, flipped her upside down and simulated the shirt being rolled up past her midsection.
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Playing with HDRI, Need to look into what DOF acualy is/does. Regardless i like this one:
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For a starter. DOF (Depth of Field) is what happens outside the actual focal point of a lense. All the unsharpness, if to speak so. Actual cameras can influence this with their aperture and it is set in f-stops(Be aware that f-stop effects more than just the focal point in real cameras). DOF is needed when you dabble into photorealism (real lenses in cameras or our eyes always have a focal point) or if you want some effects like Bokeh in your images.
Regular HDRI become easily destroyed by this effect, b/c they are displayed on a dome with infinite distance to the center point. So be careful here. I started to use DOF compatible HDRI like the sunny beach series, by Bob Callawah and Cake One.
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Thank you @Xavster for the super helpful tip on how to apply surfaces! Now to play around a bit and get a few more resources...
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Nothing to be embarrassed about. I never knew that you could or even how. I usually opt for Dforce pre-enabled clothing.
I believe you may be a bit off the mark with this comment. A HDRI is basically a sphere that surrounds the scene that also acts as a light source. You can change the sharpness / blurriness of the HDRI by playing around with the diameter of the finite sphere (to a limit) or by changing the focal length of the camera (smaller = sharper background).
I took a look at the HDRI series you recommended and from what I can tell it isn't any different from any other HDRI, expect for the supply of a number of buttons to adjust the DAZ camera and environment settings. If you are familiar with these, you are basically paying more for nothing. To demonstrate, I created the following series of renders demonstrating control of HDRI as it relates to depth of field.
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Always happy to help. I have also created a number of other guides in the Daz Studio - Tutorials and Tips thread as linked in my signature.
Architectural Iray Shaders provides a wide array of surfaces should you be looking to create building backgrounds.
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This scene took quite a while to set up, custom made assets, almost only custom made shaders and lots of testing with the light to get it right.
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How you can apply dForce on clothes that are not dForce ones ? (I'm very interesting in)