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What 15 years?! The disclaimer said she was 18!
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not happy with the poses.. but looks good other wise
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Not sure if I've posted this girl before, this is a character from my game who has vitiligo.
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I got my Titan up and running and started messing around a bit. This scene is pretty much the last one I posted. However, I wanted to experiment with shorter render/higher resolution then scaling down vs full render at target resolution.
One of these was rendered directly to 1280x720 with 5k samples. The other rendered to 2560x1440 with 500 samples and 1/4 the render time, then scaled down via GIMP cubic scaling. Is it real obvious which is which? And if so, is the quality still good enough to trade off for only spending 1/4 of the time rendering?
One of these was rendered directly to 1280x720 with 5k samples. The other rendered to 2560x1440 with 500 samples and 1/4 the render time, then scaled down via GIMP cubic scaling. Is it real obvious which is which? And if so, is the quality still good enough to trade off for only spending 1/4 of the time rendering?
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They look pretty similar to me. Sure, maybe going straight to the desired resolution might be a tad better, but it's definitely not worth 4x the time. You could also let the larger resolution run a bit, say maybe half the time and improve any issues a bit and still save a lot of time. For closeups I think it matters, for long range shots I don't think anyone can notice.
I do the same thing and in Photoshop I either downsize or use the de-speckle option which I imagine gimp has as well. Maybe try those out, especially for wide shots.
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...and the judge said 10...
Soviet 9-storey houses in the backgroundx'D
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Second one looks more natural, first one with the gray tint looks like he is sickly
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Here are some images I was working on yesterday, does anyone have a advice/tips on lighting scenes? would like to get rid of some of the shadows in the pictures. There is one way I would like to try, but would like to be able to test multiple methods. Anyway, hope you like them (any advice to make them look better or anything I may have missed is welcomed).
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I don't know how much Google translate let me down:coldsweat:
please write if it looks bad in English(or generally bad)
please write if it looks bad in English(or generally bad)
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I managed to make a render with 9 posed characters together... Hoping to get a dynamic scene, where it looks like people are actually doing stuff in a real place... ("Bigdong waterfalls" in this case)
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Still working on ways to streamline my renders. 15 minutes of setup, 7 minute render.
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...looks so realistic... and so heavy! How long did it take to render that scene? And what is your equipment?
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Thanks! With decent lighting and a good computer, 2h. But I rendered at twice the final size as I always do...
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She's trying to understand why Tracy loves it so much...
