Yuni v2.0 by ThetaLov

DAZ|Studio • People • posted on Jul 21, 2008

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First of all, thank you to everyone who has left me such nice comments since I came here - I deeply appreciate it. I enjoy seeing everyone else's work also. Well, I finally got Yuni put back together (thank God too, she was dying to be in more pictures). Personally, I think she looks better than ever. And I'm proud to say that this picture had almost ZERO postwork, outside adding the sand-ish background and fixing one or two pokes. Looks like I'm finally learning how to do this! I've learned my lesson - her files are now backed up on an external flash drive ;P Got a few more characters and ideas in the works, so I hope to be posting them up soon. *Yuni character, pose and expression - me *Skin Shader - LiquidRust's Skin & Light (DAZ) *Hot Tub, chair and included light set - DAZ (with some tweaks by me)

Comments (15)

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ThetaLov

4:53PM | Mon, 21 July 2008

Also I had a question - a noob question, but I'm gonna have to find out somehow. I'd like to make these renders about 1200px wide, but it makes my picture go over the size limit, whether .JPG, .PNG or whatever. How can I make the pictures a smaller file format? Thanks in advance. ^_^

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Cimaira

8:15AM | Tue, 22 July 2008

She is gorgeous! Wonderful pose and lighting. I use PSPv8.10 when I do post work, and when I save, I use the "save as" option, then choose .jpg format. There is an option in there to "optimize" image, which will reduce the size of the file, but leave the image the same size. You have to be careful, because doing that can sometimes mess with the quaility of the image. I think it all depends on what 2D photo editor you use.

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