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  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,391
    edited June 2014

    "This guy can't be up to anything good."

    Wanted to try a realistic render using the LAMH Raccoon in Yosemite but he ended up in Monterey! This is just the first, quick stab at it and I think it is looking promising. Rendered in DAZ (latest DIM Update) using the shadow catcher that comes with DimensionTheory's HDR Pro Sets Monterey BBQ scene with Eruanna AOIBL Lights added in. Working on more renders with this set up now and having a BLAST!

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  • IndigoJansonIndigoJanson Posts: 1,100
    edited December 1969

    Gogger said:
    "This guy can't be up to anything good."

    Wanted to try a realistic render using the LAMH Raccoon in Yosemite but he ended up in Monterey!

    At first glance I thought it was a photo. Result? :)

  • Alessandro MastronardiAlessandro Mastronardi Posts: 2,619
    edited December 1969

    Excellent render, maybe I'd make the fur a little darker (just being very picky) :)

  • Kendall SearsKendall Sears Posts: 2,995
    edited December 1969

    You might want to lower the specular using the LAMH Pane so that the lights don't cause the fur hairs to look so bright. (Color setup group, click on the right-most color box)

    Kendall

  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,391
    edited December 1969

    Kendall Sears said:
    You might want to lower the specular using the LAMH Pane so that the lights don't cause the fur hairs to look so bright. (Color setup group, click on the right-most color box)

    Kendall

    Thanks Kendall! I have been wondering how to do that in other LAMH renders as well! I was planning on asking Alex how to do it this morning - OR try reading that manual thing for myself. :shut:

  • Kendall SearsKendall Sears Posts: 2,995
    edited December 1969

    Gogger said:
    Kendall Sears said:
    You might want to lower the specular using the LAMH Pane so that the lights don't cause the fur hairs to look so bright. (Color setup group, click on the right-most color box)

    Kendall

    Thanks Kendall! I have been wondering how to do that in other LAMH renders as well! I was planning on asking Alex how to do it this morning - OR try reading that manual thing for myself. :shut:

    The default specular settings for LAMH presets are usually for the base UE2 settings for DS. Other light sets will require tweaking specifically for them. Since LAMH is creating "real" hairs, light settings will be different than for transmapped or conforming items.

    I find that setting the specular lower, in general, is a good idea if one is not using the UE2 or base DAZ lights,

    Kendall

  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,391
    edited December 1969

    Gogger said:
    Kendall Sears said:
    You might want to lower the specular using the LAMH Pane so that the lights don't cause the fur hairs to look so bright. (Color setup group, click on the right-most color box)

    Kendall

    Thanks Kendall! I have been wondering how to do that in other LAMH renders as well! I was planning on asking Alex how to do it this morning - OR try reading that manual thing for myself. :shut:

    UGH. That crashed DAZ - HARD. I'll play with it later after I get some other work done. Thanks for the tip though!

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