Photorealism 6 by TrekkieGrrrl

Poser • Realism • posted on Jul 10, 2005

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I got a lot of new ideas lately on how to improve realism in a render, so in this one I've tried out a lot of them at once :o) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Apollo Maximus from RDNA. Skin is Brutus from RawArt. Realism set and Occlusion Master from face_off. Poser 6 and Photoshop. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks for looking. Comments are appreciated.

Comments (9)

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Byrdie

5:01PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

Wow! You fooled me, I thought that was a photograph, not Poser. Love the black & white softly blurred background, makes it look even more natural.

jonbg1

5:18PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

Wow is right! I thought, when did you get into photography. LOL Looks like you went to the local school running track and took a pic of some athlete. ;) Well done!

Halcion

5:29PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

Very realistic image :-) Excellent work!!!

svdl

5:42PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

Now this is pretty realistic indeed. Could easily be mistaken for a photograph. Great B/W, love the background blur (maybe a bit strong?) and the lighting is awesome. Excellent!

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face_off

6:54PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

I think that B&W renders of people look more realistic than color (since it removes the skin color-tone issues we have yet to solve). This render is a create example of that. It is very, very close to a photo. Because the background of blurred, there probably should be a small amount of blur on his hand too. And maybe putting a weave bumpmap on his shirt would help too. His eyes are perfect.

Pyromancer

11:38PM | Sun, 10 July 2005

Wow it looks fantastic with that blurred background! The shine of his skin is perfect. ^_^

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fabriced

1:04AM | Mon, 11 July 2005

bon travail, le noir et blanc renforce le rlisme. bravo

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TrekkieGrrrl

1:32AM | Mon, 11 July 2005

His hand IS actually blurred quite a bit :o) but yes, B/W renders tend to look more real because the skin looks better. I did consider the weave bumpmap, it actually has a noise displacement on it, but the softening filter ate that L

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