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Bokchoi
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Joined: Sat Dec 25, 2010 2:09 pm

I picked up Octane around Christmas and finally had a good chance to sit down and work with it this past week.
Since I'm still learning how to model and texture my own projects I sat down and played with V4 and Daz Studio for this render.
Very pleased with the final quality that is so easily obtainable with Octane.

Rendered at 1920x1080, pathtracing set to 24 and 4000 max samples. It took slightly over 10 minutes to complete.

The model is V4 with the Ella texture by DMR and Frankie Hair by Bice and Out of Touch from the Daz marketplace.

Thanks for looking.
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Bulwerk
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Joined: Sun Aug 01, 2010 8:04 pm

Good looking model, and hair looks pretty good considering its not an easy thing for octane short of making it geometry. I would suggest changing the lighting environment. I think the fun in seeing a human figure is in the skin detail. You could have some more directional light and then we could see the details better. The light right now is very flat. Cheers and good job.
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