Photograph? by Xfitz

Mixed Medium • Realism • posted on Aug 22, 2013

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Last attempt (for now) at creating a photorealistic image using a DAZ3D model (Lindsay for V4) and a photograph - this time using a snap shot of my brother Bill. In my two previous attempts I inserted the DAZ figure into a existing photograph. This time I inserted the photograph of Bill into a scene mainly constructed inside DAZ, which I is a much harder thing to carry off convincingly. I welcome any comment regarding this effort. Thanks.

Comments (15)

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braynes

4:30PM | Thu, 22 August 2013

that is extreme!!!!

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Greywolf44

4:38PM | Thu, 22 August 2013

This is really a nice job. One observation. Bill's right arm is slightly out of focus, I take it due to DOF. If you could have used DOF on the original DAZ render so the wall and curtains behind the young lady are slightly out of focus then I think you'd get one step closer to what you're looking for. None the less, a fine image.

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eekdog

4:43PM | Thu, 22 August 2013

really an artistic wonder my friend.

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barryjeffer

5:24PM | Thu, 22 August 2013

You make this look amazing... and I know it isn't easy to do. Excellent work on this creation.

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Richardphotos

5:37PM | Thu, 22 August 2013

when I first saw your thumb, I was thinking you looked like jocko500 another member here. her realism is superb

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Raages

12:33AM | Fri, 23 August 2013

This much better Fitz. I think Greywolf44 has a good point. In DAZ you can create a new camera. With that camera you have the possibility to trim the focal distance and depht of field (by the F/stop) as well as the focal lenght. (Not possible with the standard camera, as far as I know) Now these days I use that new camera for my final render position. Trim it and don't move it any more. Checking and viewing do I with the standard camera in perpective view. That camera do I move around to create and control the poses. I frequently switch to top view or a view through my spotlights to direct them to the desired positions.

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Mondwin

4:05AM | Fri, 23 August 2013

Stunning scene my friend!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma

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adrie

9:07AM | Fri, 23 August 2013

This is really awesome work my friend, love it.

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Jean_C

11:16AM | Fri, 23 August 2013

Very nice composition of reality and virtual, superb work!

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Leije

11:40AM | Fri, 23 August 2013

Excellent blending of a photo in a 3D scene, great work !

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b-vone

12:44PM | Fri, 23 August 2013

I was busy but saw this on my phone yesterday and Ive been waiting to comment on it since. Amazing work ! You really have an ability to blend real Photos and Renders. The drapes and the dinette set blend perfectly. the double doors in the back are a little off to me, but like others mentioned about DOF, I think this would help mask it. The oriental rug and the shoes on the floor look awesome. They really add to the realism. Some people are good with lighting, some are good with textures, I think this "blend" of photos and renders is your "thing" ;-)

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