[[All Boxed In]] by msebonyluv

Poser • People • posted on Nov 07, 2006

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Adding a render to a background is something I'm still learning to do. Anyone with any tips, please pass them on. Thanks for viewing and comments are always appreciated!! Credits Fawne Wasteland Chronicles by orion1167 & xv3d (RMP)!!! DM's PinUp Session 2 by DM Production (RMP)!!! Little Bit Different by Bez (RMP)!!! SF Leathers for V3 by Bobbie25 and Sarsa (DAZ)!!! Stay blessed!!

Comments (28)

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meselfr

7:11AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

very cool pic

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B_PEACOCK

7:25AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Looks cool to me Patty

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Gor111

7:27AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Lovely how you have posed your beautiful lady! Love the color setting here!!!

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twingo

7:49AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

The image looks great to me, excellent character and well placed against this background.

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artistheat

7:59AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Fantastic Image,Excellent Work

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Danceswithroos

8:06AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

If you find out let me know Patricia Coz I never got the hang of it. LOL Fantastic image though. Love the intense colours!

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1010

8:46AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

The only tip I can give you Pat, is to make sure you have your shadows in poser set. It will render them and it makes placing a render on a background easier. Very dramatic lighting and a very hot image!

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McAfee2000

10:02AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Looks like you did pretty good with the shadows. It's the only real issue with doing the image in Poser and doing the rest in postwork. I'll send a note with the general process. :)

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brycek

10:07AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Wonderful work Pat..beautiful background!!

Kinouk

10:23AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

I do it all in photoshop. I can never it it the right size in poster. There are some good tutorials at Daz on how to do backgrounds. Good image and wow on that color. tonz of hugz

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RodolfoCiminelli

11:28AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Splendid fantasy of very beautiful warm colors and impressive effects of lighting and fire....!!

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Sivana

11:34AM | Tue, 07 November 2006

The image is great! I also love the redish colors much!!!

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awadissk

12:12PM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Fantastic work very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Fredy

2:35PM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Very beautiful :)

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Bez

4:03PM | Tue, 07 November 2006

I do everything in Photoshop so I can't help you out either. This looks really good to me, love the way the colours all blend in :)

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mlevans

11:00PM | Tue, 07 November 2006

Pat, you're not talking about simply importing a background image, are you? Or are you trying to ascertain that everything in the background is to scale? Let me know, please; if you're trying to do what this sounds like, it shouldn't be too horribly difficult to work out. This is really nice, by the way.

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Christel

2:27AM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Oh maaaan!! Thats superb, the red warm lightning and her pose.. Its sensual and sexy i think!!! Wonderful work sweetie!!! Hug C

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tallpindo

6:14AM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Moonglow is steamy. I did not say seamy! Did not!

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webdancer

4:04PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Cool scene! Excellent!

wishes3d

5:53PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Beautiful! Excellent work!!

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lululee

6:53PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Outstanding artwork, Pat. Splendid image.

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drifterlee

7:21PM | Wed, 08 November 2006

Gorgeous render and colors!!!!

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arwenone

6:15AM | Thu, 09 November 2006

Beautiful work!

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Mercytoo

12:11PM | Thu, 09 November 2006

You did a wonderful job adding the figure to the background =) She's really stunning and I love the colors! The lighting looks awesome with this particular background too! When I do it, I usually size my background to the required size I need in PS & save it as a new file (as to not over ride the origional), then I import it as a background in Poser. It will render a bit pixelated sometimes. But, when you take your final render from poser into PS, you can select the background with the alpha channel and delete it. Then you can paste the background that you resized & saved into your image as a new layer & move it to the bottom. Seems like a lot of steps, but it works well if you're rendering anything that has transparency to it at all (like 3D hair). Because some of the background is usually left behind, even if just a few pixels, for example, near the tips of the hair. It just seems to work better for me doing it that way when I'm using anything with any transparency. Anyway, I've written a novel. lol. I'm sure there's other ways of doing it, but that's how I do it and I didn't know how you did it, so I thought I'd share =)

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