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Wow, those look good
Thanks
The Ghost from Star Wars Rebels
Mandalorian
One thing I would love to see is more space between your subjects and the frame.
The cropping feels really tight. Droid legs cropped off.
His antennae chopped off...
Everything butts to the very edge of the frame.
I think giving stuff space to breathe would be nice.
And for grand scenes, I'd probably suggest a little DOF for the far backdrop.
I did the tight cropping on purpose. I thought it looked good for this image. The focus is on him, but gives the impression he is in a populated area, without putting in too many models. I didn't want it to look too busy that you can't see any of the other models. I also wanted him large in the image, but not too much negative space. Also, I didn't like his boots, so I hide them. Yeah I pulled a Rob Leifeild move.
As far as DOF, I don't have any skills with that. I don't know nor understand how to use it properly in Daz. I know DOF is in the camera setting, but again I don't know what to do with them. I could use a good tutorial on how to use it effectively in Daz. It's a skill I want to pick up, but haven't dedicated any time to it yet (so much to learn, so little time).
Man, I covered that in my class!
I would swear you were there. Well, there's lots of tutorials. Maybe I'll make one at some point to join all the other tutorials.
Pulled from my personal Tips and Tricks document made from Daz posts or youtube tutorials...
DOF
Be looking through the Perspective View Make sure you can see both the camera you're going to render from and the thing you want the best focus on. Select the camera and in the parameters tab turn on depth of field. You should see some guide coming from the camera. Move the sliders in the same tab that depth of field is until the focus object is between the two squares in the focus guide lines.
(One slider moves both squares, one move one of the squares away from the other, Focal Distance and F-Stop) Everything between the squares is in focus and goes out of focus the further away from that.
Note: iRay has a different sensitivity than 3Delight engine. (iRay squares should be closer than 3Delight to get a similar effect).
However, you can set up the DoF values by selecting the items you wan in focus and using the frame command (cmd/ctrl F, or use the viewfinder icon in the camera controls at top-right of the viewport).
----------------------If you use the Perspective view (or another camera) you can see guides for the DoF attached to the render camera - a sphere for the focal point and planes that measure the in-focus range. Drag the sphere to adjust the Focal Distance, the cube to adjust the F-Stop.
I was in your 1st class (free) and I remember DOF being discussed. I even wrote some notes on it, but I haven't experimented with it yet. What you just posted is the most detailed explination I've seen so far. I'll try and make it work on my next render.
Xtreme Ahoska. DOF really didn't work for this one or I'm still doing it wrong.
update
No disintegration!
Follow Me
Huo's Great Escape
Invasion
You can't tell that I really like the cyborg, can you? :)
Nice work @deathbycanon
thanks
Nice lighting effect.
Godzilla
Green Lantern
Freelancer: Job Completed
Never enven thought to post these here esh. Just a quick render of the Z95 Headhunter, I cannot remember who made this one I got it years ago. Just recently decided to map it out. Let me know what you think... Thanks
Cool
Oh my, sir.
I'm trying to avoid your threads as I find them distracting.
Too much looking at renders. lol
You and Ice Dragon Art. Stop it, already.
Freelancer looks bad-azz.
But I can't stop. BTW, that is such a great compliment coming from you. Thank you so much.
Sci-Fi Anime Girl
Robotech Patrol
HALO
Wolverine
Jean Grey 80's style
Master Chief