i'm debating which to upload but can't decide which i like most. this ones the original

this ones a head crop

this ones a head crop with noise added

Lighting is not bad! I would lower max distance on AO a tad, then reconsider.

zollster! Cool man! I like #3 for sure! Clint

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I like #3! 8)

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I like #1. I agree with richardson... lower the AO strength and distance just a little bit. It's quite dark and heavy for that lighting, but everything else is looking real good. Nice work.

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#2 - For some reason the skin texture looks more rich to me. More flushed - which is appropraite for what just happened in the pic. Very nice work - haunting eyes - great textures!

I prefer 2, I don`t like the noise in 3.

change the AO? anoth 19,000,000 hours rendering! arghh!

The AO is a bit strong, you can see it clearly in the first picture under the vampires right hand there is too much shadowing.

#3 very realistic looking! :)

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quick render. cranked down the ao but i dont think i like the vamps hands.

I like the 3rd one.

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I really like #2. Although, (my opinion only ;) ) I'd really like to see some of that neck texture in there. It's a shame to loose that, and it really adds to the character ;)

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i think you're right MorriganShadow. as soon as poser's done rendering i'll load up photoshop and change the crop. poser and ps don't play well together:) on second thoughts i'll do it when i get up cos it approaching 5am.

I prefer Number3: Number 1's hands don't seem to display much texture/bump, and the left hand looks kinda wierdly shaped. Also, in Number 1, some portions of the blood trickle don't look as though the same lighting/shadowing in the scene was applied to it. Number 2 isn't that much different from Number 3 (at first glance) but upon closer observation, I think the granite effect gives #3 more realism. Could you reduce the granite on his forehead but keep the granite on the rest of the face? Just my (subjective) opinions!

I realize what I don't like about image #1. It's the fact that there is no distinction between the victims head and neck, and the unrealistic straightness between the neck and the shoulders. To be honest it took me a couple of minutes to figure out that that was supposed to be a person and the only reason I did put it together is because of the vampire and the bloody teeth which caused me to look closer and I saw an ear.

Perhaps some hair on the head of the victim, maybe a different angle that shows some of his face...

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