Beach Babe by serendigity59@gmail.com

Other Apps • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 15, 2010

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Description

This is a capture from Second Life. The result depends on the quality of skin used by the player who is the subject, and also by the user settings for graphics quality. This capture was made with all settings fairly low. If you crank everything to max for a photo shoot then the results are close to what can be achieved in DAZ Studio. And this is real time animation. The downside is the huge amount of internet bandwith required.

Comments (5)

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Schaefchen

6:53AM | Tue, 16 March 2010

wonderful work mein geschmack prima

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unstart

10:39AM | Tue, 16 March 2010

Sweet!!

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Lyne

5:39PM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Outstanding screen capture!! It's quite a challenge to get a good look, some post is needed for the "jaggies" because of the lower res figurs and constant movement of the animations....if you got this without having to do post, then my jaw is dropping farther! grin OH there is a virtual reality 'genre' ! I will have to keep that in mind next time I upload my second life images...I have been putting them in "mixed medium" but it really is virtual reality! :) Anyway, wonderful image and hope to see more! :)

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serendigity59@gmail.com

10:02PM | Fri, 19 March 2010

Thanks for the kind comments. The only post I did was the beach mat was floating above the sand so I darkened underneath to make shadow like. The av was a bought one with lots of fine detail in shape and skin, hence good result. Plus I have a very hi res screen so the cap is huge (1900 pixels wide) and has been reduced from a 4x capture (in advanced phot settings). Also, tweak the settings in preferences for visuals up to max for static shots such as this. Greatly enhances the result. Turn back to normal after or suffer slow performance and massive bandwidth use though.

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