Almost Home by drifterlee

Vue • Scenic • posted on Aug 04, 2008

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This is something I did when I first got Vue 6 so excuse the beginner look. I have been trying to learn how to get Poser people to look real, but somehow I cannot get their eyes to reflect if I just use the atmosphere lighting. I kind of liked this scene without people. Here is my attempt. Thank you for your comments! Tips about Vue are always welcome!!

Comments (69)

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Igolochka

5:35PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Wow! Beautiful scene, like the castle:)

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huenersh

5:37PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

incredible creation. like it a lot!

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flaviok

5:39PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Magnifica cena minha amiga, outra soberba realização, aplausos (5)

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shadownet

5:39PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Wow! This is totally gorgeous! Why clutter it up with Poser people! :O) I love it! FAVE! P.S. Send me a larger version for my wall! LOL

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jocko500

5:43PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

doing super . col place

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NekhbetSun

5:45PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Beginner look???? surely you jest :o) ....fantastic image Sherrie !

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ledwolorz

5:58PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Beautiful scene and wonderful work.

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ShadowsNTime

6:10PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Rapunzel, Rapunzel! Beautiful, render and scene are excellent...I'd love to reserve that tower room please...:-)

evs69

6:15PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Nice image - lots of detail. Importing into Vue can be a problem - I don't have Poser, but I have managed to fix the eyes when importing from DAZ Studio. The texture applied to the cornea and/or eye surface seems to get lost. Try replacing with a transparent material such as diamond or bubble, depending on the look you need.

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theprojectionist

6:54PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Superb

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shorterbus

7:08PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

This is amazing! Wish I lived there.

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JOEANOMALY

7:21PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Excellent scenery!!!!! Save yourself a lot of trouble and postwork the eye reflections.

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magnus073

7:36PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Looks great to me Sherrie, exceptional work my friend

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MarciaGomes

7:42PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

UMA OBRA FORMIDÁVEL FANTÁSTICO CASTELO,MAGNIFICA VEGETAÇÃO,SUPER ILUMINAÇÃO.++++++++++5

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Miska7

7:46PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Very nice scene! Great lighting and vegetation. Well done.

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eekdog Online Now!

7:56PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

beginner?? as mina said, i think not... very profesional my friend, lol steve

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1010

9:01PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Wow Sherrie, this is spectacular!~

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ccbig

10:47PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Wow! A glorious setting!

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angelbearzs

11:02PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

that is beatiful;)

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yakchat

11:57PM | Mon, 04 August 2008

Oh this is a beautiful scene....love all the detail and lighting....gorgeous art hon.....love, Carol

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dphoadley

12:03AM | Tue, 05 August 2008

Lovely picturesque castle! DO keep up the good work. DPH

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yorek

12:10AM | Tue, 05 August 2008

A good place to spend peaceful holidays ! I'd like to live some time in this sort of building !

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Rainbowgirl

1:54AM | Tue, 05 August 2008

This is fantastic, Sherrie! Beginner look? You're kidding, I never accomplished anything comparable with Vue...

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PhilW

2:27AM | Tue, 05 August 2008

Beautifully done scene! If you just use atmospheric lighting, you won't get any specular highlights - ambient lighting doesn't create speculars by definition. So you need at least one directional or spot light to see any specular highlights - if you have Infinite or the light pack for studio, you can define specular-only lights to solve this very issue without altering the lighting balance. Or you could do a separate render only with the light you want to use for specular highlights, set everything else to black, and then adjust contrast in photoshop (or whatever you use) to be left with just the highlights, and layer this using screen mode. Hope this is helpful.

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