Behemoth At Bay by mac4gman

DAZ|Studio • Fantasy • posted on Apr 08, 2007

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Hmm, it seems the new Stephanie Echo character that's emerging from some of my recent renders has a bit of an attitude problem. She goes looking for trouble, and she sure found it here...! I'm still flip-flopping between Bryce and DAZ Studio...and leaning toward DS for close-in or "enclosed" scenes. Figuring out how best to use lights in DS is still giving me fits, but I feel like I'm 'in the ballpark' with this one.... EDIT: Given the variety of monitor gamma settings, I think the original version could easily have appeared too dark for some folks to see clearly. So I tweaked the lighting a bit, and while I was at it also reframed the image in a wider aspect ratio. I'm liking DS' potential enough to work in it more often, so I bought Dreamlight's 'Studio Light Pro' while it's on sale at DAZ. I'm gonna see what I can do with it using this pic for testing. If I don't totally screw it up I'll post the results for your amusement....

Comments (5)

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ImpishMeUK

4:49AM | Mon, 09 April 2007

Fantastic render Gene :)

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NekhbetSun

5:02AM | Mon, 09 April 2007

Well, it's too dark for me...gonna have to go check it out on one of the other comps, then I'll give you my highly esteemed critique heehee Huggies

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amirapsp

4:08PM | Mon, 09 April 2007

DLG ----> Work of Wonder!!!

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Burpee

7:06PM | Mon, 09 April 2007

Way too dark on my screen but in closeup I can see all the details. I think the character looks excellent and great pose. Super nasty and cool dogs on the attack. Well done!! PS-if you are using a LCD monitor, they are set much brighter than normal. CRTs are much more accurate in color and brightness. LCDs are getting better though so maybe a new one is in order? I bought a monitor made especially to view and create graphics...makes a big difference.

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