~Stylized High Contrast~ by Ken1171_Designs
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~Stylized High Contrast~
A redhead experiment with high contrast outdoor lighting. This appears easier to do with AI than is with Superfly (Blender Cycles) rendering engine because it uses sRGB color space, which tends overblow highlights due to the reduced color bandwidth. I was pleased to see that if I render with Stable Diffusion, I could produce a high contrast outdoor lighting with a much broader color spectrum with no color bleed or overblown whites, even with such a harsh direct sunlight. I know it's a strange comparison, but I am coming from 3D, so that's my point of comparison. Although I obviously avoid realistic style, I do aim for realistic lighting because it reveals volume, depth and details. 3D pose and camera set in Poser, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.
Comments (4)
helderres
Great creation!!! Very well done!!!
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Thank you! 🍺~(￣▽￣)~*
shadelix
Great work!
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Thank youuuuu~~! 🍺~(￣▽￣)~*
RodS
Oh, I think I'm in love! With a figure like that she needs to stay away from busy streets. She'll cause more than a few bent fenders..
Interesting observation on the lighting aspect - and your lighting here is as gorgeous as your lady. Getting accurate sunlight like this can be a real challenge, as raw renders tend to be somewhat flat. I may have to play with this technique.
Ken1171_Designs Online Now!
Thank you! It's the lighting that shapes the volumes and brings out the details. ^____^=b
Steff_7
Shes has that girl next door look. Beautiful creation :)
Ken1171_Designs Online Now!
Thank you! I used the manga proportions from my Megumi Hayashibara books, where she shows that in this style, the hips are wider than the shoulders. ^^