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This is very curious since I've tried 16bit in TIFF format. I can't see that it's resolution since that alone shouldn't make steps, infact i've sude the smoothing filter with curved surface to correct the problem to no avail. I also always use 4096x4096 and that doesn't help either. And why is it the steps always appear on the low parts and not on the higher parts of the mountain?
Thread: When to call it a day? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Sometimes it's useful to look back on your work and deleting the maybes and the not sures means viewers only get to see quality work. Is that a good thing?Â
In the long run, uploading nearly good stuff is useful in a few ways, you get to see your progression as well as the viewer. It can also plan a style which you may not have known about.Â
Do I delete my art? yes I do, but only art that I get frustrated with, and deleting it means I can try it again from a different angle.
Thread: Can't download freestuff. I get-error on page-when I select DETAIL or DOWNLOAD b | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Heads up - Ali Hair | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thanks for that. I already have the single, so the double will come in handy too.
And thanks Ali also.
Thread: Reality check | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
*However, just because someone models something from scratch, then uses it to make art does not necessarily mean they are a better artist than someone who uses Poser models for a base.
*Excellent point, and if I might add, Setting up the initial pose says a lot in any given scene, i've seen many failed attempts, but i've also seen many genuine results like the one in the first link.
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If one takes a long time working from scratch, then setting a realistic pose can also take time. Just one little finger awkwardly placed can be the difference between perfection and "thats just another poser render".
Thread: Help with Thorne's "Miette" for Aiko | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Hmm, an interesting read.Â
Even though there was a little frustration flying around, the thread certainly raises som e interesting things. I have been pondering wether to purchase the object of this topic, and I can see that the problems i've read shouldn't put me of that. I always sort out the main character in any scene before anything else is added by habit so I shouldn't experience any of the problems.
Sometimes it can be 'tacky' to argue about such things on a public forum, but in this case I could read possibly my own future frustrations and so find a solution beforehand.
Thread: Reality check | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
And of course nothing is wrong with using post artwork to touch up your render. To me it doesn't make any difference how the image was acheived, it's the final impact in my opinion.
So if your renders are not as good as you'd like them, there are many things you can do with a 'bad' render using post artwork additions.
Any image that is just a render always looks kinda 'plastic' to me, so i don't just do renders.Â
I like to think that rendering a scene is only part of the art......unless you are animating, then it'll take so much longer with additions through post work. :smile
Thread: Saving poses | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Saving poses | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
Thread: Still to Real?? | Forum: Poser - OFFICIAL
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Thread: Steps on my mountain terrains | Forum: Bryce