Quote - one on couch = best pose yet IMVHO.  however, notice render errors, e.g. diminished anti-aliasing, no occlusion shadows.  see my earlier settings.  ignore any references to IBL/AO for now.

Thanks again for the feedback.  I will play around more with the lighting in those scenes.  There are probably too many light sources (3 indirect and 1 IBL) to cast many shadows.  (That's what you mean by occlusion shadows, right?). One thing that didn't occur to me until now was the multiple indirect lights to account for light through the windows.  At different angles???  Oops.

The anti-aliasing is due to the resize in Photoshop.  The original is 2500x1406, but I resized and had to lower the quality to post.

More lighting test work for me...

Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Another thing you'll need to address - or rather, two things - are the gravity defying breasts.  :)

 

But I like big gravity-defying breasts! 

What face morph are you using or did you make it yourself? This is the first V4 i've ever seen that actually looks asian. Also the original breasts were better, make it sexy. A lot of people don't like big breasts, why i have no idea.  

Perfect breast size, it wouldn't hurt to even go SLIGHTLY bigger with more erect nipple action.  First and foremost poser and daz products are meant for ADULT content and non-adult second.

That is P3Design's character Amy.   I didn't change her breasts from the first revision to the fix (both poses) - you posted the first where I missed her hair is partially in her forehead.  Halfway down the second page I posted the fixed beach shot.

Perhaps a lot of people don't boost breast size because it does make clothing more of a PITA.  Maybe many artists aren't as big pervs as we are.  Who knows. 

LOL.

One more note, usually when there is a cool breeze the nipples get erect.  It will enhance the render 10 fold I think.

Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Another thing you'll need to address - or rather, two things - are the gravity defying breasts.  :)

 

But I like big gravity-defying breasts! 

What face morph are you using or did you make it yourself? This is the first V4 i've ever seen that actually looks asian. Also the original breasts were better, make it sexy. A lot of people don't like big breasts, why i have no idea.  

Perfect breast size, it wouldn't hurt to even go SLIGHTLY bigger with more erect nipple action.  First and foremost poser and daz products are meant for ADULT content and non-adult second.

That is P3Design's character Amy.   I didn't change her breasts from the first revision to the fix (both poses) - you posted the first where I missed her hair is partially in her forehead.  Halfway down the second page I posted the fixed beach shot.

Perhaps a lot of people don't boost breast size because it does make clothing more of a PITA.  Maybe many artists aren't as big pervs as we are.  Who knows. 

LOL.

One more note, usually when there is a cool breeze the nipples get erect.  It will enhance the render 10 fold I think.

 

Excellent point about the breeze.

I'm learning the lighting, this morning I watched Smith Micro's hour long lighting webinar again.  Lots of good info there.

I will revisit that render too and add a 'cool breeze' effect. 

Hey, I like big norks.  I don't, however, like ones that look fake.  Even the most pert and perfect natural breasts have some sag when they're bigger than a handful of sand.  Maybe that's why I find most "adult" models such a damn turn off.  When you're surrounded by generously proportioned, real, genuine, unaltered mammaries most of the time, nothing else cuts the mustard.  I have mentioned this before but Brit women, particularly northern Brit women, tend to be somewhat well endowed in the chesticles department. :)

BTW, I'm not talking of "spaniel's ears" kind of sag here, you understand, but there definitely should be some gravity interaction, rather than them pointing skywards.  :)

@ Zanzo - Poser wasn't made for adult content first and foremost.  It was made as an artist's reference tool.  Whatever people do with it now has gone far beyond its original intent.  

 

I was in the same position as yourself I have been using poser 2012 for around 2 years now before that I was using studio only now about 2 years on do i feel i am getting the hang of poser in more depth than before , i am still learning though but more advance than ever

Poser sadly is not something that can be learnt overnight but keep praticing and messing around with different settings i also recommend getting IDL studio if you dont have it already it does a really nice job of Lighting.

If you ever want to speak to someone my Personal Message box is always open just send it to demon2330

Quote - I was in the same position as yourself I have been using poser 2012 for around 2 years now before that I was using studio only now about 2 years on do i feel i am getting the hang of poser in more depth than before , i am still learning though but more advance than ever

Poser sadly is not something that can be learnt overnight but keep praticing and messing around with different settings i also recommend getting IDL studio if you dont have it already it does a really nice job of Lighting.

If you ever want to speak to someone my Personal Message box is always open just send it to demon2330

 

Thanks, but be careful I may take you up on that.  Got some renders queued, will check on it tomorrow. 

I rendered this last night, IMHO it turned out better then the lighting included with the scene, which was too bright.  There is a main infinite light, with a fill light at about 15% to soften the shadows.  I skipped a back light, as without a light source in the background it wouldn't make sense to me.

I calculated the focal point and set the F-stop to F8, but then I forgot to tick DOF in the render settings before rendering.