Da Bronx by mikeerson

Poser • Animals • posted on Aug 28, 2006

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I was just trying to see what I could do with the horse that came with poser 6... I was disapointed I couldn't show some teeth. Can anyone tell me why I get a "haze" around the edges of the image? Still learning.

Comments (8)

6T6

12:02AM | Tue, 29 August 2006

I can't see the haze. That horse is tough to work with. You at least gave him some oomph!

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watifeye

1:22AM | Tue, 19 September 2006

Try experimenting with your lighting intensity and shadow settings..that may help. I don't have Poser so I really don't know if my suggestion will work as I would expect it to. Super pose on the horse...keep plugging away and you will get there no problem. Well done!

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jif3d

1:04AM | Sun, 08 October 2006

Kool idea, I think for a start, you need a bigger res pic...I can't really see the problem with the haze in this small format, but I think it's something to do with the black background and the use of strong primary colours, as Watifeye suggested, check the lights intensitys...if below 70% then that would explain the haze, you can also use NO LIGHTS in poser 6, just go to the material room and attach a light probe the the skin and mane textures, then turn down all the lights and hit render, you may have to tweak the pobe setting though to get the result your after. I hope this helps ? ~Cheers~ :o)

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mcv

10:22AM | Tue, 05 December 2006

This brings back memories of a Halloween night bike ride with a local group a few years ago. On the way back from the destination, while traveling on a nature trail in the counrty, a few of us heard a heavey "breathing like" sound behind us. We spead up, but the "snorting" sound got even longer. It was too dark to see what was there. Then we stopped and, a horse ran by us, but stayed to the side of the trail and out of our lights. Ever since, this is talked about as the "Night Mare" ride. Your artwork captures the mood and feeling we had that night perfectly. Creative and colorful work!

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