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Deathbycanon
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2010
Daz Studio and Photoshop Techniques
Blender 1st Sculpt and Animation
This is my 1st sculpt, and animation. Done following the Blender Character Creator v2.0 for Video Games Design on Udemy. We used a mixamo animation and I know there is a lot of stretching in his neck but I didn't think he turned out too bad for a 1st try.
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Depth Of Field In Daz Studio 4 10
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This video will teach you how to use depth of field (DOF) in daz studio 4.10 Character used in video is TDT-Sonya for G8F by Deva3d: www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/tdt-sonya-for-genesis-8-female/129107/ This render was done as a promotion through Sympatico Studios
3D Composite Part 6
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The finishing touches... I did go back in and make a few more changes after this video. I deleted my stamps and went back down into the layers. I added some blur to the magic effects on the staff, and added more saturation to the dragon, then repeated all the last steps over again. If your interested in the story or just want to see the final work you can check it our on amazon: a.co/2r6n5el
3D Composites Part 3
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I had to break this up into 4 parts, it takes me a lot longer to work when i also have to talk about it and think of how to explain it. :) This part covers preparing the background and then making your figures appear attached to the background and not just stuck on top.
3D Composite Part 2
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In this video I do some minor adjustments to our 2nd character to get her ready to put into the composite. Hair Brushes: fav.me/d26zszq The art account for the gal who made the brushes, don't forget to show her some love and appreciation! frozenstarro.deviantart.com/
Getting Started with 3D Composites
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How I set up components for a composite piece in Daz studio, and getting started with the 1st character in our scene.
Daz Canvases
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How to render canvases in Daz Studio 4.10 and what to do with them in photoshop after they are rendered to make them workable files. I have been working with Daz for just under a year, so I still stumble around a bit. This is just one way I use canvases, I use them differently for every render, it just depends on what I am needing for that particular art piece. I hope this helps some of you, fe...
Creating Shadows in Post
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My Daz forum thread (www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/153221/old-dog-new-tricks/p1) I created this video with the TH-cam Video Editor (th-cam.com/users/editor)
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Iknow this is old, but I am learning a lot from it. Thanks for this serie.
Thanks!
Wow congrats! Will it work in DAZ or Poser?
He looks good, and well fed!!
Just like my husband :)
Nice video. I just found your chan. I am new to DAZ and I find it fascinating all the different ways people wrestle a final image into submission. I like the idea of using photoshop, so that you don't have to render an entire scene. Often times you are using a background image in DAZ anyway! It seems pointless to render that when you do it much more efficiently in PS? Thanks for the tip. I'm binge watching this series now.
Excellent render! I love the model, love the pose, love the background. Very nice tutorial on DOF. Thanks for sharing that.
KOol!
NIce job, very easy to follow and well thought out step by step instruction! ;)
Nice!
Thank you for a very neat & concise DOF tutorial.
When I click tab for my DOF to be shown . Nothing pops up And I render using Iray it's black. That's not right.
Absolutely fantastic explanation and render! Thank you so much!
Wow. Amazing work
thank you...finally i can use it...the first tutorial i understand really well...tthanks a lot!
Great set of tutorials! 👍😀
Excellent tutorial! Had not considered the puppet warp tool before. 👍😀
nice clear tutorial thank you for sharing your experince
A few years ago, I posted a script to set precise focal distance in Studio. It's over on the DAZ3D forums at www.daz3d.com/forums/viewthread/43636/. It takes the eyeballing out of the equation. Create a Null and parent it to the figure where you want the critical focus point (such as to the cornea of one of the eyes) and then run the script.
Another great tutorial! Thank you.
Thanks!
This was wonderfully helpful! I learned a ton--thank you!!
Thanks! Not a lot of info on canvases for multi pass rendering!
I'm really enjoying these, but your voice on them is barely audible even with my volume turned up to full. I know you can't fix these now.... but maybe if you do more?
Thank you for this series. You're a great teacher and I have learned a lot. Great explanations because you not only say how but also why to do things. Hope you find the time and energy to do more tutorials.
Excellent tutorial. A very clear explanation, and well paced. Thank You.
Thank you for showing every step of your process including decision-making. Very interesting and helpful.
Thank you
Very nice...many thanks...
Great explanation. Would love a video on grounding too. Making a 3D render belong to a photo is something I would love/need to learn. Thank you.
Great video, very informative. Thank you.
Very nice...many thanks...
That was very cool. I hadn't learned out to do that yet and I'm totally going to try that in Gimp. I would love to see a video on grounding in the future. Adding a render to a photograph and making it look like it belongs is something I still have problems doing. Great video!