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The first image is an actual Daz|Studio render with no lights at all.
This shows the beautiful building by Stonemason "The Backstreets" - but it looks a bit dull - don
Comments (17)
gattone_blu
Very realistic work
jakiblue
the middle one - without the photoshop postwork - just looks so real!!! Were you planning on including the filters with the lightset for sale? Only reason I ask is that there are many people without Photoshop, and I'm wondering if it would make them not buy it. What about having the filters seperate, or perhaps even putting up a mini-tut somewhere, with suggestions etc? (and i have to admit, i actually like the one WITHOUT postwork on this..despite my earlier comments in the forum...LOL)
Soulpainter
I have to agree. I really like the middle picture the best. It is most realistic. Excellent lighting and well, just a scene that you could truly see walking in the city.
dreamlight
Aw - thanks! Yeah - the filters are really for people with Photoshop. Im glad you like the middle one! :) I will enhance the set in the near future - to "dirty" up the image - wihitn Daz|Studio. :) Great idea for PS tuts though!
chrispoole
Superb work on this lightset and the second one is the most realistic.
guslaw
I'm with jakiblue and Soulpainter on this - the middle one without the PS enhancement is also my preference. I'll probably get this set when it becomes available because I'm seriously thinking of starting to learn/use D|S (other than to just import Poser scenes for transfer to Bryce). This lightset is a push in that direction... W. P.S. (W. = Waldemar - I guess a fairly common name (or at least not rare...) in Germany and Central/Northern Europe but I have yet to meet another one here in the USA - and I've been here over 50 years.)
louly
The middle picture really shows the difference. The strength really is in the shadows and how much depth and details it gives a scene, plus it lights the ground also. Cool! I always liked your postwork so I don't know if I really favour the second or the third one. It depends on what you want to do I guess, if you want more realistic or a bit more fantasy... Once more... well done!
Star4mation
It's the one in the middle for me Walle!! Superb!!
RGUS
first one... nah, secong and third ones... yeah!... all depends on mood of scene... both good, both very usuable! So I'd be interested in these filters. Cool work!
brubright
Wow what a difference. Looks awesome, the realism of the lighting brings out is astounding to say the least. Awesome work Walle!
artroland
Now ... just get some good brick bump maps in there. Well done! I may yet have to pick this bad boy up!
shanpoo
The middle picture wins hands down! I cant wait for this light sight the hardest thing for me is to get shadows on my images. Thank you!!...Shannon ;}
dreamlight
Thank you all! Im pleased that almost everybody likes the untouched image..! :)
jhustead
Ok are there any plans for a Poser version of this amazing looking project? Number 2 for me as well. -James
dreamlight
Thanks James! Yes - a Poser and Lightwave version is planned!
Dreamful
Awesome work, fantastic, great project....incredible!!!!
cole4965
It always amazes me how critical lighting is to a visual. I know that sounds like a bit of a Duh but it can turn an ordinary image into an extraordinary image and vice versa.