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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    Knittingmommy: I used the Christmas freebie FWSA Soft Light Probes (which I can't even link to in store, hmm). I find it really makes some nice portrait lighting, and has inspired me to get more light sets when I can.

    Light has SUCH a huge impact, and it's a whole separate discipline.

     

  • fixmypcmikefixmypcmike Posts: 19,583
    timmins.william said:

    Knittingmommy: I used the Christmas freebie FWSA Soft Light Probes (which I can't even link to in store, hmm). I find it really makes some nice portrait lighting, and has inspired me to get more light sets when I can.

    Light has SUCH a huge impact, and it's a whole separate discipline.

    The Christmas freebies were all available for 3 days only and are no longer in the store.

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,119
    edited January 2016
    Ivy said:
    Fishtales said:

     

    Awesome Render. Is that the Stonemasons Streets of London set? ,

    Thank you. It is.

    @knittingmommy

    Thank you.

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  • ToyenToyen Posts: 1,888

    william the lighting on the portraits is dome+scene with dome set to low intensity and lights from free package by http://second-circle.deviantart.com/ you can find them somewhere on his deviantart : )

    And here is Gia 7!

  • tirenzi3dtirenzi3d Posts: 46
    edited January 2016

    Toyen, that looks great. I am experimenting with photometric lights. You can see here first only with hdri light and the second picture, same settings plus 2 photometric lights added.

     

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  • mmkdazmmkdaz Posts: 335

    Everyone's renders are looking amazing! @Hellboy and @Nyghtfall you are taking Iray to the next level! Wow! @Tirezi3d, you shader is almost perfect! @Toyen, your shader is always nice, though I must confess I thought your earlier high gloss skin shaders were more eyepopping, still quite amazing!!!

  • tirenzi3dtirenzi3d Posts: 46
    edited January 2016

    Thank you magnumdaz I use several maps, like normal map, diffuse map, specular roughness map, another secundairy specular map ( normal one) and another extra reflection roughness map. I want to make an extra SSS map too. The brows are fibermesh and the face is done with scan datas. Skin is done in projection modus.  I found out that it is very important you use the right translucency color. I wish Iray had chanels for fresnel maps. And also epidermal and subdermal maps. Now i have to combine them in an SSS map wich is not good, you need to have shallow sss map, mid and deep sss maps. Iray still doesnt support that unfortunately. I didn't post for a long time because I was studying skin materials.

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    Went back to an earlier project I really liked and worked on improving lighting and quality. Very happy with result:

     

    http://willbear.deviantart.com/art/Soldier-2-586025699

     

    (Original here: http://willbear.deviantart.com/art/Soldier-551678702 )

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    So, I decided to go with free and hope for donations... my shaders are now available: http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/69990/free-procedural-iray-shaders-woo

     

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009
    edited January 2016

    And more experiments with said shaders:

    http://willbear.deviantart.com/art/Watery-rock-586123029

    http://willbear.deviantart.com/art/Squidhand-586136771

     

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  • Tako YakidaTako Yakida Posts: 548

    Here is Jenara and Samedi in the Dungeon by Stonemason using Elianeck Lights Package for Iray

  • j cadej cade Posts: 2,310

    I haven't been inspired lately, but I've finally got round to finishing something! 

    I like dramatic lighting in case anyone couldn't tell

    Also I've taken to using canvases to render out an exr in addition to the png and doing all sorts of fun stuff with it. I highly recomend it. Canvases are super useful for all sorts of things

     

  • zombietaggerungzombietaggerung Posts: 3,725

    Her eyes look amazing J Cade. Very lifelike and expressive.

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009
    edited January 2016

    Astonishing.


    And if GIMP ever gets around to having EXR support (should be sometime this year, I think, with 2.10)... I'll have to try that. ;)

     

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  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    I've been inspired by improvements recently to organize my deviantart gallery (I have a new firm rule of 5 pages of Favorites and no more, so anything new on the Favorites list must knock something else off), and to revisit some of my favorite earlier works and revamp them, such as the Soldier image above.

     

  • j cadej cade Posts: 2,310
    timmins.william said:

    Astonishing.


    And if GIMP ever gets around to having EXR support... I'll have to try that. ;)

     

    You could probably use picturenaut to convert, It is fun to mess with

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009
    edited January 2016
    I'll give it a try. I experimented with trying to use exr to generate HDR lighting and depth maps and, after a load of work... got nowhere with it. Tried Picturenaut and lots of other stuff, bupkis. Mutter.
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  • SorelSorel Posts: 1,395
    j cade said:

    I haven't been inspired lately, but I've finally got round to finishing something! 

    I like dramatic lighting in case anyone couldn't tell

    Also I've taken to using canvases to render out an exr in addition to the png and doing all sorts of fun stuff with it. I highly recomend it. Canvases are super useful for all sorts of things

     

    J Cade this is beautiful.

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    Another redo:

    http://willbear.deviantart.com/art/Lady-Felicity2-586317276

     

  • XtraDimensionalXtraDimensional Posts: 509
    j cade said:

     

    Also I've taken to using canvases to render out an exr in addition to the png and doing all sorts of fun stuff with it. I highly recomend it. Canvases are super useful for all sorts of things

    Canvases? I suppose I need to research. Because I want my stuff to be as gorgeous as yours. Srsly. O_O

     

    On another note, here's a thing I'm working on...

     

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  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,119
    edited January 2016
    Ivy said:
    Fishtales said:

     

    Awesome Render. Is that the Stonemasons Streets of London set? ,

    A return to another old render using the Streets of London. There are various snow shaders, snow props and also Let it Snow on the clothes, trees, bollards and the snow fall.

    Click on image for full size.

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  • Tako YakidaTako Yakida Posts: 548
    j cade said:

    I haven't been inspired lately, but I've finally got round to finishing something! 

    I like dramatic lighting in case anyone couldn't tell

    Also I've taken to using canvases to render out an exr in addition to the png and doing all sorts of fun stuff with it. I highly recomend it. Canvases are super useful for all sorts of things

     

     

    Great work on the eyes! Very natural.
  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    Fishtales said:
    Ivy said:
    Fishtales said:

     

    Awesome Render. Is that the Stonemasons Streets of London set? ,

    A return to another old render using the Streets of London. There are various snow shaders, snow props and also Let it Snow on the clothes, trees, bollards and the snow fall.

    Click on image for full size.

    WOW that is fantastic render, adding the birds really give it some character, I never would have though of using snow shaders with this set.  Congratulation on a render well done

  • IvyIvy Posts: 7,165
    j cade said:

    I haven't been inspired lately, but I've finally got round to finishing something! 

    I like dramatic lighting in case anyone couldn't tell

    Also I've taken to using canvases to render out an exr in addition to the png and doing all sorts of fun stuff with it. I highly recomend it. Canvases are super useful for all sorts of things

     

    Really lovely render  one of my new favorites :)

  • Oso3DOso3D Posts: 15,009

    Sphere uses my WTP Base Cutout shader (Billowing On, Levels 2, Tiling 10, Upper Threshold .4, Lower Threshold .35)

     

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  • fred9803fred9803 Posts: 1,564

    I knew one day they'd get the wet skin thing to work better.

  • genarisgenaris Posts: 315

    J Cade - that's a beautiful image; so simple and powerful, there's a real sense of emotion, presence, in her eyes, and great mood & mystery imparted by the shadow over one eye & side of face.  Wow!

  • kyoto kidkyoto kid Posts: 41,040
    Fishtales said:
    Ivy said:
    Fishtales said:

     

    Awesome Render. Is that the Stonemasons Streets of London set? ,

    A return to another old render using the Streets of London. There are various snow shaders, snow props and also Let it Snow on the clothes, trees, bollards and the snow fall.

    Click on image for full size.

    ...been trying to get this to work with Stonemason's After the War, but when I load the shell, the road surfaces on the bridges go transparent and I lose all the stonework detail in the bridge railings.

  • a-sennova-sennov Posts: 331
    edited January 2016

    Feel like I should post something :) WIP from my animation project how it came out from render, no post.

     

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  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,119

    This is After the War using Let it Snow. I don't think I had disappearing walls or street.

    Click on image for full size.

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