Feeding time vue version by iborg64

Vue • Animals • posted on Jan 21, 2015

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So this is the vue version different background rendered in vue 2014,5 at final quality render time 2 hours 30 mins Thanks for taking the time to have a look and comments .Visit my website at www.jantaramugs.co.uk where many of my images are available on phone and ipad cases

Comments (6)

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aeilkema

5:34PM | Wed, 21 January 2015

I like it, but the bird & prey look a lot better in Poser.

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Mulltipass

5:50PM | Wed, 21 January 2015

This looks great!! but I agree, the poser version look real!!!

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netsuke

9:25PM | Wed, 21 January 2015

As much as I admire your Vue images, I confess I prefer the Poser version.

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aRtBee

2:23AM | Thu, 22 January 2015

both are quite nice, that's the main thing. When looking at the tiny details, in the Vue version the brightness and sharpness of the bird+mouse is not matching those for the surrounding grounds giving the image a slight artificial look. In the Poser version, there is no closely surrounding ground, but the DoF / focal blur effect seems a bit too strong to my taste. Usually, shooting a bird+prey in ways like this requires quite a long lens or a large distance and magnification. Long lenses flatten the image noticeably (which I don't see happening) while large distances + magnification hardly will show DoF effects. So, the Poser image is better due to the way object and background are merged, but real camera shots will produce different results. Just my 2ct, on improving those nice renders even more. Thanks for showing.

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Domi48

6:48AM | Thu, 22 January 2015

Sorry, I prefer the Vue version; I find the animals better integrated in the landscape (even less sharp). That's the advantage of Vue, in which you can easily upload what you want, and also easily play with the lights. It seems more difficult to make a good balance of lights in Poser. But why is this image so grainy? Did yout want it?

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