Silhouette- CLOSEUP by tabala

Poser • Portraits • posted on Sep 27, 2005

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As promised today the CLOSEUP of the yesterdays image. I swear - this time it is NO postwork except at the known problems of V3 ;) And I double -checked the upload image ^^ And beware of my next image- it is a sitting V3 WITH dynamic clothes :o) I started to work on the image today. It does not really satisfied me, but I tried out again to work with a sitting pose. Today ;) I posed and I will make some changes at light tomorrow. And so the Diva is leasent to me I will do the final render soon ;)

Comments (7)

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Digital-Lion

12:17PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

Sche Pose, haste sehr gut hinbekommen mit dem nassen Stoff. LG Leo

richardson

12:27PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

You're approaching Poserhell where things are perfect in some ares and not in others due to light leaks and different prop meshes. One push on a light and it's gone... I'd rotate the bground to rid the undiffused shadow(too strong). Hair is letting you down, too. Got another? Oh so close...

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Fredy

12:49PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

Very nice... I also like the pose but I like yesterdays version much more... ;)

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2:14PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

Beautiful character and outfit!Wonderful lighting and render!Excellent work!!

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SaintFox

2:23PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

I'm glad you posted this because now I'm able to see those little creases on the neckline. Such things seem to happen by chance - and they are the reason I like to play with dynamic clothes. On the other hand even nasty things happen by chance, especially whent the cloth collides with more than the figure. And don't think too much about postwork or not. If you can fix something to get a perfect result just fix it, if everything is fine leave it as is ;o) No postworking means nothing more or less than getting the most out of the program (and to learn a lot), it should not be a dogma.

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GRiMAge

6:30PM | Tue, 27 September 2005

Well, i must say that i liked the other one more - it was a bit more "alive" than this one - but i can't help but admire all the lovely details (especially on the clothes) that the close-up brings up! ^_^ And onward to dreams of sitting V3 in dynamic clothes!! LOL! ;)

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