Maybe Portia by mcv

Poser • Portraits • posted on Jun 25, 2005

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My 1st protrait of the free download - Project Human Female rendered in Daz Studio with wonderful Koyoko hair by Kozaburo - Thank you!! (This render is actually number 16 after about 2 days of work and still feels like it needs improvment) 1) The Project Humand Female she needs a name, Maybe "Portia" ? 2) It may be my lack of skill, but it seems to take work to avoid make "Portia" look bad. She will not gracefully take stock Poser face or hand poses ment for other figuers, and certain angles and lighting seem to bring out her worst features. ( More like a real person ?! ) 3) Altough very grateful to Daz for providing Daz Studio and much wonderful content for free, I'm concerned about poorer results rendering Judy or the Project Human Female ( Portia ? ) than Aiko or Vicky 3. This could be 100% due to just the polygon count differences or Daz Studio might be sub-dividing - smoothing some content and not other. Og course it could be because Daz original content just is that much better than others! Hope to see and learn from better renders of Portia, the Project Human Female. Please share you work and of course your comments on ways to improve this render . . . Thanks - M. Cv

Comments (4)

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athenion

9:24AM | Sat, 25 June 2005

I really like the texture. Did you mean to have the pupils be so bright? And the neck looks a little too twisted. I do like your lighting especially on the face. I like how half the face is in shadows. She is very pretty. Great render.

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mcv

10:55AM | Sat, 25 June 2005

Re: Athenion comments. Pupil brightness was not planned, I worked to fix the stock Project Human Female skin settings but did not adjust the eyes. In some test renders the eyes looked good, in others they did not. If you think of the pupils in this render as reflections of the moon, you can almost except them as is. I do believe some material setting adjustments will be needed to get the best eye renders form this model in Daz Studio. I used poses from other figuers in this render, and then hand fixed them where I noticed they did not wok with PH Female, I agree it looks like I missed fixing the neck. Thanks much for your comments.

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