Peyton in The Magic of You by jaxprog

DAZ|Studio • Pin-ups • posted on Sep 08, 2020

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Project Music Artist: Ulrich Schnauss Album: No Further Ahead Than Today Song: The Magic In You Camera: 50 mm DxO >> Photolab 2 >> Nik Collection 3 >> Color Efex Pro 4 >> Film >> Film Efex (Branded) >> Fuji Superia 200 A light headed rush flooded inside her head and tingles flowed through her body.

Comments (9)

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brain1969

7:33AM | Tue, 08 September 2020

ice product ... but the render is not so lucky at the quality

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LyleAryn

9:43AM | Tue, 08 September 2020

That's a great shooting angle.

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Davidvantol

1:41PM | Tue, 08 September 2020

Most excellent job !

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uncollared

5:37PM | Tue, 08 September 2020

Great POV and posing. Wonderful work

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jaxprog

7:02PM | Tue, 08 September 2020

Brian, the idea of my postwork, is making the image as film like as possible. The lack of quality from your point of view is perhaps the film grain. For example, some renders due to poor lighting produce artifacts and grainy effects which indeed is low quality. However this image before post work was crystal clear free of any grain.

The project took me about 3 hours to put together. Once I set it to render I max'ed out all model resolution to hi-def where allowed, set the min and max to maximum, the render time to 100000, the quality to 1000 and the convergence to 100%. The render runs for about 5 or 6 hours straight a nVidia 1080Ti. I go to sleep. I wake up about 4am. Postwork the image as part of my get ready for work morning routine. After 5 or 6 hours its crystal clear.

I move the image into Photolab 2 or Photoshop and run Nik Collection 3 film filters on it and the film grain sets in. All those old fashion film's from Fuji, Kodak, Agfa and others before DSLR's produce really nice images in my opinion. That's what I'm after, the recreation of film.

Hope you like it.

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