Ignore the cloths. I have a render in progress right now, that I am unable to clear that up.BR> If you look at the very top image (Of this thread). The render, character looks very realistic. But when zoomed out, the realism quality is lost. Why do I have to change my lighting, shadows?

If I took a picture using a camera (facial), like for example outside and not a cloud in the sky at noon. Their is one photo made. I zoom out (full figure), the shadows, lighting doesn't change. Why in poser?

Showing image example;

On the left is a real person and not made in poser. No background used. No one for sure will agree it was made in poser. Realistic and it is. Image on the right is a poser character. Everyone will right away agree it is a Poser character(V3). If we can do close ups so realisticly, why can't we get the same for a full body figure? And using the same lighting? I been playing with this problem all night, and I am now fustrated. Lighting, shadows, clothing, etc. I had to ask this, and get advice. I see it in a lot of renders, Facial...so realistic, but show full body, it all changes. Get my point?

(I purchased these lights here, and not going to say from whom. They are good, as you can see from the top image.)

Could it be my render settings?

Message edited on: 08/24/2005 15:14