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Thread: G3F Character sketchbook | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thank you very much. I try to study every material because I just started using Daz Studio.
Thread: G3F Character sketchbook | Forum: DAZ|Studio
DarwinsMishap posted at 9:46PM Tue, 26 January 2016 - #4251421
Fantastic work! I'm looking forward to seeing more.
I'm glad you decided to share- thank you.
Thank you, i am very grateful for that comment from you. Your thread has inspired me so much!
Thread: G3F Process | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: G3F Character sketchbook | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Yes Zbrush is amazing, but it's all thanks to the real girl, because i scanned her face and morphed around the scan data to let the genesis 3 fem model to look exactly like her. Here you can see the difference between the 2.
Thread: G3F Character sketchbook | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: How do you import/convert Poser hair for use in Daz Studio 4.8? | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: G3F Process | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Thread: Victoria 4 - Adjusting/Morphing Shoulders Question for DAZ | Forum: DAZ|Studio
I dont think there is a morph for that. If you have another modeling program you can try to do it yourself.
Thread: Can someone point me to a good lighting tut for 4.9? | Forum: DAZ|Studio
You may want to download this starter scene and observe what is possible with Iray and maybe work from there:
http://sickleyield.deviantart.com/art/Iray-Scene-For-Time-Benchmarks-519528033
Thread: Two newbie questions -DAZ 4.9- | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Most of the times the hair if it is a figure goes to People>genesis(male/female) ( be it 1 2 or 3) there you will find a sub category hair. Click on it, if you look at the lower panel on your left side you'll see the hair double click to load it. If you look at the hair category you'll find on the righ side another sub category called mats, this one could be divided in either iray or 3dlight( depending on the user) choose the one you need and you can then select your mats on the down left panel. Poses would be in the same category except now it is in the pose sub folder.
I included a screenshot for you to follow...
Thread: Grainy renders with Iray | Forum: DAZ|Studio
Hi drifterlee, I used Poser too for a very long time, but a physical renderer like iray or superfly cant be compared with a renderer like firefly. Ok you can change a lot in the settings to get less grainy images and render the images faster. Dont forget that if you change some settings it can also take longer!. The first thing you want to do is, make sure you have all the materials on the models Iray ready, if not, then it can take hours because Iray simply don't know what to do with the render materials. Second thing i recommend is this:
a lot of users don't know that they can scale the 2 Environment Spheres , it will affect the light, and also the HDRI maps usually I use Finite Sphere with ground on scaled down to only 9% for portraits or close ups and use Infinite Sphere only for landscape rendering like nature or cities . I also highly recommend to check off the Burn Highlights per component , set the Burn Highlights to 0.25 set Crush blacks to 0.20 setting off the Crush Blacks to 0 will create less contrast it is good for very close up portraits.
Third:
The best is to use the Sun Sky with the correct day time latitude , I use often the Exif data info from my photos to get exactly the light and second options are HDRI maps there is plenty free maps online to download when you load HDRI maps use the Finite Sphere and scale it 9 %down when use with models but not always and the last but not least are photo metric lights in Daz Studio to use with Iray , do not used distance light or spot point light from DS, for PBR only photometric lights works best.
In this preview render i made everything myself( textures, characters etc). This is just the iray view and not even really rendered, as you can see no grainy bits. and it was done in 5 mins. I can rotate and change it in real time and i have a lot of less resources than you! This is due to the fact every skin map is iray ready, this way it will render a lot faster. Also if you have displacement maps, it will take iray longer to render the files.
Thread: Grainy renders with Iray | Forum: DAZ|Studio
There are even more settings to reduce the grainy renders:
Adjust tone mapping settings: A higher ISO, a lower f/stop and a lower shutter speed number should improve it. You can also increase the cm^2 lumiance setting.
Thread: Can someone point me to a good lighting tut for 4.9? | Forum: DAZ|Studio
bhoins posted at 10:01PM Sat, 30 January 2016 - #4252238
Best way to learn lighting in Iray is to use photographic lighting tutorials.
Not only! i agree if you say that one only uses an HDRI, that is not good anymore, you can set the HDRI intensity very low and use photometric lights. The more lights the faster iray renders ( so i have heard). But dont underestimate the power of the Sun-Sky light, i think that one is most powerfull but for a lot of people also the hardest.
Thread: Grainy renders with Iray | Forum: DAZ|Studio
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Thread: G3M starting process. | Forum: DAZ|Studio