Character test with Light Dome PRO by dreamlight
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Some have asked for renders on characters using the Light Dome PRO for Daz|Studio. (Out soon)
Here they are: Untouched! LOL Both rendered with Light Dome PRO, Mid Day preset, Medium Rez and Extended Version.
The LDP does work on characters, but the main power is in the shadows - not in the light. Also, rough objects look better - as the previous Stonemason building.
Also, Daz|Studio does render hair a bit odd. If using Raytraced Lights - it treats hair with transparent maps - a bit too transparent - as you can see on the close up.
I
Comments (17)
were the renders a good time, or long?
looks good to me
Thanks! :) On my machine - they took just over 2 hours each. I use a dual 3.4 Ghz with 4 Gb of RAM - but im not sure if Daz|Studio does take benefit of the dual core...
Excellent!
Looking real good Walle! Lovely shadow work :) As for hair rendering in D/S using Raytraced shadows, I think it is down to the hair you used. I used Koz short bob set to platinum blond in a render and the results were well worth the 3hours it took to render (just the hair, the rest of the image took another 50 mins!) See what you think........ http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1259690
Terrific work - I've always admired you guys who do this stuff. I'm only good for snapshots so I really appreciate your work. :)
Very interesting, very cool lighting. I think you're right, it particular makes those rough textures look especially good. I look forward to more of your experiments along these lines.
Looks real good. Rendering is a bit of time though. Still, you can always start it rendering when you are going to bed or out for a night on the town right? Well done my friend...well done!
Wow, very interesting.
I agree that this light set does enhance textures of the building. Thing is, I don't have Daz studio. I take my hat off to you for your perserverance. Excellent work! Steve :o)
DAZ Studio doesnt take benefit of Dual Core Processors directly, i think. Only if you run other applications at the same time. The lighting looks really realistic!
Very nicely done!!!
Love those shadows! I think its great you are going to change for the hair to be to transparent you know me I love hair!...Shannon ;} Happy Gobble day to you
Very fine artwork and superb lighting I am impressed :) Cathy xoxoxo
Excellent! Fantastic results!
Thanks everyone! I really appreciate your input and time taken... :)
DAZ makes use of both cores. They usually run at about 50-60% utilization so the machine is still reasonably useful for reading email and surfing the web.