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Message edited on: 12/19/2004 07:05

Svigor, that was very informative, thank you :)

Nomuse, well said.

Some links:
Photo composition, very useful for Poser work too
About breaking the rules
Steven Stahlberg's essay

What I see a lot in the Poser gallery here is a figure placed in the center of a vast scene - the typical NVIAT thing. (I do it myself too I guess ) Moving the figure to either side could help, and cropping the image down too. From Photoinf.com: "The most common mistake people make when taking pictures is not filling the frame with the subject. If it's a photo of granny waving from the doorstep, let's just see granny and the door, not half the houses in the street with a small granny shaped blob in the middle."

I agree, breaking the rules can make an image interesting. But in composition, I don't think these "rules" are there to hinder your artistic expression but to guide it.

Hi Ookami,

the textures are from Daz (V3 Universal Texture Maps Standard Res) and the characters from V3CK - I've mostly just used ready face #1 :)

Message edited on: 09/19/2004 10:02

Happy birthday SnowS and thank you :) I've been waiting for Steph and David updates for the IPB too. In the meantime, you could run the files thru it and then modify them for S3/D3 in a text editor (pretty tedious, I know :P)

Staby, it's the flat top, I just made all parts but Hair 1 invisible :)

My bet is that lots of people still use Poser 4. Like me for example :P

I managed to get some head morphs injected to V3 in D|S. You should try selecting some other body part and then coming back to the head - the dials should have appeared. (plus make sure you've selected Morphs / head in Parameters)

Hmmm... The hair seems to work flawlessly elsewhere - just not on this particular pz3. I must have done something wrong... somewhere. (turning the neck or head doesn't seem to help and I'm too stupid to be able to fix it with the joint editor :D)

Thanks for the help though Anton, it's really a great hairstyle and I'm glad they converted it to SP :)

Thanks Anton, I'll try that :)

:D Reminds me of a certain singer actually... Not sure if her hair was quite that big, though :P