Greta's Limo by smitstop

DAZ|Studio • Glamour • posted on Jan 12, 2018

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Description

Fun and learning with Daz Studio, Iray, NGS2 & a lil bit o' Photoshop. HDRI image by macsix Wanted to make it look like photographer used fill flash to even out the lighting. Questions? fire them into the comments section. I'll try to answer. I'm very new to this whole Iray thingy.

Comments (7)

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spad007

11:17PM | Fri, 12 January 2018

Well Done!

smitstop

8:31AM | Sat, 13 January 2018

thank you. thanks for commenting.

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rajib

11:22PM | Fri, 12 January 2018

Very nice. Enjoy experimenting as that is the way to learn. You may want to control the highlights on the skin a bit. What you have here is more of a wet look. But as she is dry, the skin needs to have less shine.

smitstop

8:34AM | Sat, 13 January 2018

thanks for commenting. And thanks for the tip. I agree it is a wet look. I got the wet look quite accidentally and decided I liked it. As if the photographer was a novice and kept her out in the hot weather to long.

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anitalee

11:34PM | Fri, 12 January 2018

Wonderful! How did you get that nice wet look?

smitstop

8:40AM | Sat, 13 January 2018

credit has to go to NGS2. (Anagenisis 2). It's a really nice bit of software on DAZ that makes skin adjustments much easier. It's not perfect and requires tweaking, but it got me up to speed really fast on skin settings, cuz I learn by seeing how vendors adjust skin settings. If you get NGS2, I can explain more. But what I did was accidental I think. Software has a setting to make lips glossy. I applied it to all skin.

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zaqxsw

2:46AM | Sat, 13 January 2018

Beautiful!

smitstop

8:42AM | Sat, 13 January 2018

Thank you for commenting. I enjoy sharing artwork much more here on Renderosity than on Deviantart. This community shares comments and critiques much better.