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Description
DAZ studio model imported in to vue 2015 materials edited to work better in photometric lighting and some vue plants mixed in with the daz ones . I found the lighting in vue much easier to get a better looking in 5 mins than a whole day messing around in DAZ.
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Comments (15)
cool
Wow, that's a cool image! I love the details!
I'm not sure why you keep wanting to mess around with DAZ when you do such incredible work in VUE!!! Is it the addition of people or props? You seem to handle those quite well across platforms. Well, your work is always first class and I will still look even if you start using crayons (LOL). :-)
Another amazing image - please don't start using crayons!
Beautiful image, the trees look really great!
Great scene setup, lighting and POV!
Great!
Very wonderful scene composition !!!
Great scene with superb environment!
Fantastic image! Beautifully done!
Very good, nice details and lighting.
Great scene. I love all the tumbled rocks and the architecture melds with the landscape beautifully.
Very good integration of daz3D props inside Vue : Perharps the way to go for you ?
Your combination of DAZ & VUE is very well done. Lightning could be difficult in DAZ, but there are good lightsets available. Your image looks like a good and wonderful morning :-)
That's awesome lighting ! You are right, Vue has much better lighting that DAZ. I find handling light in Vue is also so much easier than trying to manage it in Octane. But I do like how DAZ can treat a light as an camera and allow you to direct it perfectly ! I hate Octane lighting control.