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3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 3:33 pm
by ardian_ian
Hi guys just post small project of fashion 3D
"Florence Collection"
Curly Dress
Made with MD2+Octane Pathtracing
Hanging Dress
Made with Poser+MD2+Octane Pathtracing
Enjoy

Re: 3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:51 pm
by glimpse
love the output!
maybe characters mat could be improved, but overall really nine!
actually thought about this idea quite a while ago =) and i'd like to ask a question if You mind.
if You want to export custom posed & dressed character from Poser, how much that geometry weights?
with idea to use those characters in archviz scenes - long time I want to try this..
Re: 3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 8:56 pm
by paoloverona
congratulation ardian_ian, really an impressive job!

Re: 3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 7:32 am
by face_off
Fantastic renders. The poses, hair, etc are very natural. If she is a Poser model, I've found the need to sometimes reduce the rayepsilon to 0.00001 in order to get the eyewhites right - and maybe some SSS in the eyewhites too?
Re: 3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 1:20 pm
by igen
image 1 kok rada teyeng ya posenya ...... camera angle not right look like she will fall off
aniway nice pic from my neighborhood

Re: 3D fashion Render "Florence Collection"
Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2012 10:02 am
by ardian_ian
glimpse wrote:love the output!
maybe characters mat could be improved, but overall really nine!
actually thought about this idea quite a while ago =) and i'd like to ask a question if You mind.
if You want to export custom posed & dressed character from Poser, how much that geometry weights?
with idea to use those characters in archviz scenes - long time I want to try this..
thanks mate..!!, not much polygon i guess, the clothing done in MD2 mate and we could select how much the polygon count.
paoloverona wrote:congratulation ardian_ian, really an impressive job!

face_off wrote:Fantastic renders. The poses, hair, etc are very natural. If she is a Poser model, I've found the need to sometimes reduce the rayepsilon to 0.00001 in order to get the eyewhites right - and maybe some SSS in the eyewhites too?
thanks guys

and thanks for the info, that's really helpful !!!
igen wrote:image 1 kok rada teyeng ya posenya ...... camera angle not right look like she will fall off
aniway nice pic from my neighborhood

ahahahhaa iya gen pas motho gwa mau jatoh.., thanks man!!!