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packshot render in bryce or daz studio

octobusoctobus Posts: 117
edited December 1969 in New Users

hello....

i have a real beginner quesion

i am a photographer and i have to shoot a plastic bottle similar to the attachement for an add
from my experience plastic bottles can be diffucult to shoot cause they are cheap and they look cheap

last time i shot something similar it took me a long time in photoshop to make it look ok

this time i am wondering if it might make sense to render it

but i am a total beginner in 3d and don´t know if if i can handle it

so i have questions:

first of all: do you think that daz studio or bryce will work for this?

2.) would you recommend to use bryce or daz studio?


i know c4d and maya and 3dmax are more commen but i don´t have any of these nor can i use them...

would be great to hear what you think
o.

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Comments

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604
    edited December 1969

    Over in the Bryce forum we have a member called TheSavage64. He makes part of his living making adverts in Bryce, and he models all the products in Bryce. He would be a good person to have a word with

  • octobusoctobus Posts: 117
    edited December 1969

    thanks chohole!
    best
    o.

    ps: but anyway: would anyone know if it could have advantage to render in daz studio?

  • JaderailJaderail Posts: 0
    edited December 1969

    I'm with Chohole here. It could all be done pro quality in Bryce. I have seen the work Savage has done. Very good. You will need to learn things but it does great work.

  • Miss BMiss B Posts: 3,071
    edited December 1969

    Jaderail said:
    I'm with Chohole here. It could all be done pro quality in Bryce. I have seen the work Savage has done. Very good. You will need to learn things but it does great work.

    I'll make it unanimous, as I like Savage's work as well.
  • foleyprofoleypro Posts: 485
    edited December 1969

    Bryce is awesome at this...Been doing this a long time..Bryce's lights are top notch...You can layer and do animations with your layers easy peasey...You can bring into bryce your photo's that you have made alpha channels to have nothing but your product and then apply the pic as a texture to a plane or a stretched cylander ...Bryce is great at this you have so many possibilities..Carrara and DS can do the same thing too..

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