Boy, I Really Stink at Vue! by vyktohria
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LOL! I was playing around in Vue 10 Esprit this evening...just being a bit experimental and decided to post this. I was really disappointed at the way the colors came out in the original (so flat & lifeless), so I post-worked this quite a bit to get sort of a grainy old photo feel. I do love Vue, and hope someday I'll get really good at lighting in it. For now, I'm just a beginner...

Comments (28)
I wish the picture was bigger!:)And you didn't choose the easiest landscape either,with the waterfall. There is charm in your picture with the old photo feel. Keep on trying,my friend!
I applaud your efforts... I see some good things happening in this picture, it just takes time. I love seeing what people make in vue, but nature stuff I never really had a calling for - plus, I don't know enough about poser to even think about jumping into another program - lol
Looks good Vic!!!!
I don´t think it stinks at all, The water fall looks just like a slow capture.
Looks good..nice place to be!!
Ahhh, Vue. You get a cool scene from cornucopia and get an amazing test render with a default camera and sky setting. You add a poser character move the lights and camera around and think "What the heck just happened to the scene?" One of these days, I'll learn to use that program properly.
I am still trying to master Daz ... lol.
Great effort. I know how you feel I didn't like my try at Terragen either.
you really did a nice job sis, i think it is a terrific job.
I like what you've created here.
Splendid work with a remarkable perspective! Congratulations!I like very much!
Well tried and I value the way you did this. Landscapes are really something else and you did very well! Go for it because I know somebody how works very often in Vue and this is a terrific program by the look of the results.Carry on my dear! gr.Rudy.
great
Looks good..nice place
I don't know about now, but Vue lighting was always difficult for me. I could never get anything to look anything but dry! I think the materials are more of an issue, and as easy as they seem to be, they're actually very touchy. In any event, nice work!
Very beautiful landscape and colors with a wonderful waterfall. You have the talent, it's confirmed with this picture. You just have to take time to improve your skill with Vue and then, I'm sure you'll be able to do some great artwork, as you do with Poser and DAZ Studio.
I think it's fabulous! Excellent work!
There's a lot to learn in Vue. When your own style unfolds you will know it. And others will to. This is a good pic.
.....But this is a good work Victoria!!!! Loved the mood! Your do not Stink....LOL
I haven't opened Vue for so long... Work at it, though. Its worth it when you learn. It can create some wonderful scapes.
You are still far better than I am at it. This is a great scene with such a lovely waterfall, I haven't found out how to do that yet. Excellent work.
Nice
This is actually a pretty good picture, especially for a first try. I'll bet if you try playing with different kinds of lighting you'll quickly get something you love.
Excellent work.
Don't be hard on yourself, Vic! I think this looks great! I'm still stumbling around blindly in Vue 10 myself. It's a very "deep" application, and will take some time to learn - for both of us! There are a bunch of good tutorials for free at both DigitalTutor.com and geekatplay.com. I can SM you some settings that Art (adorety) helped me with if you like.
You made it a lot better than I could have EVER done!!!This looks pretty amazing to me!!!
Amazing vue, so exotic. Nice render. Well done
It's a good start and don't worry, you'll get more used to it the more you use it and will be making masterpieces soon enough!!