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Poser • (none) • posted on Jul 30, 2001

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Poser4,Bryce4,Photo-Paint My 2nd attempt at rendering with Bryce, after I finally figured out how to get trans-maps to work a little bit better. I am finding the learning curve to be much greater with Bryce than with Poser. I am having to add additional lighting all the time or else everything is almost black. Any hints would be greatly appreciated.

Comments (18)

pawdk

12:54PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Ooo, this is very nice...

sirkrite

12:54PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Great work! Wow you got a trans map to work in Bryce? Your doing better then I did with it. :D

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hawktoey

2:01PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Nice image. I have found that adding light is almost always a must with Bryce. The hardest thing to do is make sure you don't overlight an area and mess up the shadow lines. If you talk to photographers they always use more than one light source so it's normal we should...

CarolineG

3:09PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

This is realy a wonderful image!!!

TRAVISB

3:25PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

I dont like to rate images i dont think you can rate art as all of it is unique but there is not a mistake i can see and i reallylike the theme so 10 from me nice job

redinard

3:39PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

cbsdkbfkdbkfvdbskjfgbkkjg & fhgdfhhhhhdfcvv Really good .!!

Taura Noxx

4:18PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

your doing a super job! its a very nice warm image :)

Zrincx

5:05PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Argg.. Fantastic picture! That is a real fine render. Have you tried to de-saturate it, I think taking away some of the color would make it look like a photo, i know cuz I just tried :-)

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voodoo

6:36PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Very nice :) I definitely like this scene. Great job.

trevor3000

8:29PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

beautifully done

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marforno

10:14PM | Mon, 30 July 2001

Beautiful...! Great job...!

Neec

12:12AM | Tue, 31 July 2001

this is beautiful.. well done!

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SkoolDaze

12:36AM | Tue, 31 July 2001

absolutely beautiful... the lighting, pose and scene are excellent! wonderful work...

TomDowd

11:35AM | Tue, 31 July 2001

Absolutely wonderful! My only comment, my only confusion, seems to be whether or not the rock is floating above the water or sitting in it...and am I nuts or can you see parts of her shoes in the reflection that you should not be able to...??

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shadownet

8:35PM | Tue, 31 July 2001

I think this is really great! Very poignant.

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artistheat

10:21AM | Wed, 01 August 2001

excellent work

phantomartist

11:41AM | Wed, 01 August 2001

This is soooo beautiful. This is by far one of my favorites. It has such a relaxing feel for me. In fact I hope you don't mind but i'm using it as my computer wallpaper at work, i like it that much. but one question. How did you get the hair trans to work in bryce?

4:16PM | Wed, 01 August 2001

Thanks to everyone for commenting. It has been really helpful. It seems I am not the only one having trouble with trans-maps in Bryce since I've gotten a few messages about it. I basically tried messing around with the settings in the materials lab until it finally seemed to work. I don't think I am doing it the way it is supposed to be done though. Does anyone know the correct way to do it? For this picture I actually had to fix up the hair quite a bit in Photo-paint, so I wouldn't have even needed the trans-maps anyways. Thanks again to everyone. I hope I can improve with more helpful comments.