Daz Studio pro Tips: Setting up an action shot

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • In this video we look at creating lighting and setting up for a dramatic action shot.
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Комментарии • 17

  • @stephenoberkirch3669
    @stephenoberkirch3669 4 года назад +1

    Great lighting effect. My only problem is that I wound up getting little white spots where the group lights were.

  • @tweedledumart4154
    @tweedledumart4154 4 года назад

    Very good!

  • @danmomo8260
    @danmomo8260 4 года назад

    Any suggestions to give a bit of light to the face as well without flattening out all the image? :)

    • @GameDeveloperTraining
      @GameDeveloperTraining  4 года назад

      you could do two renders. one with the lighting here and another one with some light on the face and comp them together in Photoshop. Failing that you could experiment with some weaker light sources near to the face

    • @danmomo8260
      @danmomo8260 4 года назад

      @@GameDeveloperTraining thanks man !

  • @MegaVamp69
    @MegaVamp69 4 года назад

    Is that your new graphics card at work??

    • @GameDeveloperTraining
      @GameDeveloperTraining  4 года назад

      No I didn't get one in the end. Long story.

    • @joebidenshairyleftleg6344
      @joebidenshairyleftleg6344 4 года назад

      @@GameDeveloperTraining got a rtx few weeks ago, no turning back now, ps thanks for the free model on the site best tutorials for D studio

    • @cgvapors963
      @cgvapors963 4 года назад +1

      @@joebidenshairyleftleg6344 If you use Blender, then RTX will really come in handy. I don't think Iray has been optimized to take advantage of RTX yet. Blender's Cycles has an Optix option now which can use the new Raytrace cores in RTX to help speed up complex path traced renders. Works great.

    • @joebidenshairyleftleg6344
      @joebidenshairyleftleg6344 4 года назад

      @@cgvapors963 just getting into blender but in evee it blows away my old card, sweet for gaming but looking to learn some skilz for modding.

    • @ode7965
      @ode7965 4 года назад

      @@tharding2870 I have in a gtx 760 :(

  • @Mock1ngb1rd_uc
    @Mock1ngb1rd_uc 3 года назад

    Nice work.
    All the tutorials, especially the different lighting tips and methods are not only helpful but also inspiriting for me.
    I'm always looking forward to every bit of new/different approach in Daz and Ren'py as well.
    Thank you!