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My little netbook really likes DAZ Studio 3, which is nice. Depth of Field is a complete doddle to set up right out the box (tutorial coming soon!) and render speed is a huge improvement. Right now I’m re-installing about 30Gb-worth of content and having fun rendering as I go. Pictures such as this, for example.
… and this…..
Or how about this one?
… or even…..
There’s nothing special – these are all 5-10 minute quickies just to check that all the content is going in and working as expected. For the most part, it is. Happy days.
In other news: Endday Campaign is on pause for a few weeks due to pre-holiday stuffery, so expect more D&D Long Term Test musings and other ramblings. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to install more goodies.
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U sure dis pow’ful magic armour?
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about 1 month ago - 10 comments
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A short while back I posted an image titled Stand Your Ground, and promised a tutorial showing how it was made. This is it. Note: This tutorial contains nudity. Underneath your clothes, so do you. Live with it, or look away now. Starting (as you do) at the end, here’s what the finished result looked
about 9 months ago
shiny!
about 9 months ago
even though they are just basic, they are still better then wht little i have done.
I love how the first three remind me of other things like, Luke Cage (Marvel), Assassins Creed and “THIS IS SPARTA!”
And I really need to get Aiko 4 one day because really like the base model
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about 9 months ago
@drow Shiny is good :D
@Joey Thanks! You’re right – the top image definitely does have a Luke Cage vibe, doesn’t he?
If it helps, I’ll post up a quick tutorial about real easy realism in DAZ Studio 3 for you.
about 9 months ago
Hehe. Looking to see how my last couple of renders do on your netbook. Bitchin machine, man.
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about 9 months ago
@deadorcs I’m almost done with re-installing content so will be sending you the next one Real Soon :D
about 9 months ago
Great site. I am new to DAZ and I must say, I am hooked.
I am reading through your post now.
Thanks, Gib
about 9 months ago
I’ve had Studio for some time but I’m still far from satisfied with my results. The DOF in the first image is pretty nifty – looking forward to more from you!