Guyver Inferno Pre & Post by ClawShrimp
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Description
The second image in my pre/post series.
I try and shoot for a render that is as close to my intended final image as possible (who doesn't?), and I think this simple fact is quite evident in this comparison.
I used a re-textured sky-dome for the background, and rotated until I saw a pattern I believed could be used as surogate flames. I didn't relish the thought of painting flames on a blank canvas.
Top - Raw Poser 6 render
Bottom - Final image with Post work in CS
Comments and crits welcomed.
Comments (21)
veryt nice work...i think your flames could do with being a bit more defined in places....but other than that its great to see a before and after shot! well done!
I like the armor texture! ............cool
wow looks great awesome image
Excellent image. I like it.
Nicely done, that guyver model is excellent, and you've done a brilliant job of adding effect in the post work.
Thank you all. I agree with you kirisute. My flames could use a little more definition in places to help avoid the dreaded 3D model on 2D background problem.
VERY COOL - your postwork is really awesome!!
I love them both and I must say you unrendered version is simply wonderful :) Angela
Damn good job !
Fantastic love the fire effect!!
Awesome modelling work! Stunning colors!
I wish I could take credit for this amazing model thecytron. It was created by Royloo and is available free from his website (check Free Stuff for a link).
Frreesshh guyver!
Beautiful work.
The distortion from the heat on his left hand is inspired... nice attention to detail... more defined flames can be easily added if you have access to bryce, just load a simple sphere on a black background, change the material to volumetric flame, render then import as new layer, set to lighten or screen and erase areas you don't like... that's something I use for flame effects. -T
Thankyou for the advice Wasgo. I wont be doing anything more to this image (you have to let go sometimes), but I will certainly this in mind for the next time I need fire.
Oh this is soooooo cool I love the effects and the look back ground and all!!! Yea awesome render love it!
I like the postwork... how'd you do the sparks?
now this is cool!!! i like how you show how you started it! its a good idea! i think i should "borrow" it from you! lol!!!!!!
I loved the first "Guyver Inferno" you did, and I like this one as well!
Splendid scene == With luminous colors == Good day = 5 = ()