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While this is very cool I wonder: why do poser works nearly never look real (apart from always being way to perfectly shaped)? Is it the somewhat too flat eyes without a realistic lens? Is it the usually hand drawn skin, that despite all the pores etc never comes across as properly textured?
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ristoraven
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I converted Daz UV map in Quixel to various different maps (normal, diffuse, displacement..). Then tweaked the face texture also, added some blush to cheaks..voon wrote:While this is very cool I wonder: why do poser works nearly never look real (apart from always being way to perfectly shaped)? Is it the somewhat too flat eyes without a realistic lens? Is it the usually hand drawn skin, that despite all the pores etc never comes across as properly textured?
Here´s what I came up with.. Not real yet, but, getting close. Most important, imo, is the light and camera setups.
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Sorry Veneris, but I not use the plugin. I tried at first, but I did not clarify me. I found more information on the web about the standalone version and left the plugin...Veneris wrote:I work with the Octane Render for DAZ Studio. How can I do this in DAZ? The material editor is different.
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linvanchene
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First, a big THANK YOU A LOT to DOrdiales.
Your posts helped me a lot. Especially the examples on page 3 with the sphere are very illustrative to understand how transmission, absorption and scattering work.
What helped me was to move the border of the live db pane so all material names are written in full lenght.
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Your posts helped me a lot. Especially the examples on page 3 with the sphere are very illustrative to understand how transmission, absorption and scattering work.
At first I did not spot it as well.Hydra wrote:I have the latest version and its not there...
What helped me was to move the border of the live db pane so all material names are written in full lenght.
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ristoraven
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I recommend using Daz only to posing and animating. Build the actual image with octane standalone.Veneris wrote:I work with the Octane Render for DAZ Studio. How can I do this in DAZ? The material editor is different.
I'm glad. I regret not having a better level of English to express myself better in writing ...linvanchene wrote:First, a big THANK YOU A LOT to DOrdiales.
Your posts helped me a lot. Especially the examples on page 3 with the sphere are very illustrative to understand how transmission, absorption and scattering work.