Glamour Girl by jaynep12002

DAZ|Studio • Glamour • posted on May 12, 2016

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Olympia 6, Ultra Genesis environment and lighting rig from Runtime DNA. This was a test render - still having problems with iRay renders -- this is 1000 x 750 pixels and took almost 2 hrs to render and it's still grainy! Arg! Anyone know a fix for that?

Comments (10)

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giulband

11:47PM | Thu, 12 May 2016

Marvelous scene's composition, great pose and expression ! I like the chair in the image, it suggest me the ides of the presence of someone that temporally is not in the scene !!

jaynep12002

4:54AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you giulband

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pregiato

12:15AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Outstanding character and fabulous rendering. Well done.👏👍😉

jaynep12002

4:54AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you pregiato

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StevieC

4:47AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

I'm going to refer you to the following link....http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/1179551/......Scroll down to the screenshot of the Render Settings window. Leave minimum Samples at 5, slide Maximum Samples all the way over to the right.Render Quality should be ON and set to 2.00. Render Converged Ratio should be at 99%, but NOT 100%. I think in the Filtering Tab you will find Architectural Sampler.If you are rendering in an enclosed space, or an interior scene within a building, (with walls around your Model), Architectural Sampler should always be on. Hope that helps!

jaynep12002

4:53AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you for the great info. I did change a couple of the render settings but not all. I will read the thread you mentioned and tweak the settings some more.

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RRun

4:49AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Graininess may be caused by the lighting. I find that if I use yellowish lights the effect increases. You might want to try either a single light source (i.g. Inane Glory's light props, iRadiance products) or set the environment to sun only. This may also reduce rendering times, though mine render at 2 to 5 hrs also. Hope this helps.

And before I forget: nice pose & composition!

jaynep12002

4:57AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thanks RRun. I just realized that the Ultra Genesis Studio environment comes with some pre-set render settings so I am going to see what difference they make, as well as the tweaks mentioned by StevieC.

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zaqxsw

8:59AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Truly beautiful!

jaynep12002

10:44AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you zaqxsw

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crender

9:15AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

One word, STUNNING!

jaynep12002

10:44AM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you Crender :-)

PhthaloBlue

5:46PM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Great scene, beautiful character, excellent pose - very well done render! I agree with RRun - graininess may be caused by lighting. I usually have good results with IBL lighting and 1 or 2 mesh lights - usually with 1 of the mesh lights positioned to shine on the area that is grainy.

jaynep12002

7:44PM | Fri, 13 May 2016

Thank you PhthaloBlue. I have a 3 point lighting rig in there with mesh lights - I just did a bit of tweaking and have it rendering again now. I also made the changes in the render settings that StevieC suggested. Keep your fingers crossed for me!

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