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Published: 2013-10-04 22:14:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 94572; Favourites: 828; Downloads: 3300
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Scene composed in Poser, rendered in Octane via the Poser plug-in.Thanks for viewing, comments & favs. Hope you'll like it.
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These are amazing! What software do you use for the models?!
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I don't modelize 
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But who does the model? :L
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This one was made by Silver & Countess @ DAZ: www.daz3d.com/echo
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It's perfect, Β if only it was Β shortΒ animated Β film with thous twins Β i hope i'm not wrong it's Spencer twins yeah? (Echo & Kelly) oh and thank you for creating girls like them.
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Spencer & Echo are sisters any link with Kelly
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I really wish I could master this type of lighting
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There's no materise 
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If one were to buy the full version, what program should one use to view it?
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your work its so professional and you have such a fine taste and concept (excuse my englisgh Im not from US)
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Shit I wish I could afford something like that. As a serious story teller my work could profit off this type of quality. I would never create good looking art just for the sake of looks and comments, fuck that. Hence why most of my work contains a lot of strong written content along with it. It's just the quality itself suffers badly since I use Poser 7's rendering engine. Though I sort of realized that people only care about the way things look, not the actual purpose or meaning behind the work itself. I use to think the lack of comments I had was because I was using poser, and most people that use Poser don't recieve nearly as much respect as someone who creates all of their shit from entirely scratch and get this high quality look with it. BUT unless your using something that can give you that "I did it from scratch" look, I don't think you would gain nearly as much respect or comments if you had of rendered this with a weaker renderer. I bet people come to you for commissions all the time. Again my business could profit greatly off this type of quality. I have to admit, I do envy your skills and feel a bit ashamed of my own..
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A lot to read 
A lot believe characters seen in my renders are my own property that's false! I use already existing characters, only that.
I can tweak their head morph a bit that's all, the only thing is "made" by me is their bodyshapes.
Good render means a "powerful" computer (or a lot of patience), with Poser you can done fcking good render.
Ddon't forget that: a good render settings help you to get a good result BUT in Poser lights are very important a bad lighting will give you a "bad" render even with a good settings.
My Poser renders use, most, the free light set done by Bagginsbill (find him in google you will find his own site).
My recents renders are mostly done in Octane (with the Poser plug-in, means Octane standalone + Octane Poser plug-in), there is "no skill" only try & try & try, playing with parameters, lights, etc.
My next step will be learning Vray, just love the quality of the lighting & the render style of Vray.
I envy the skills of a lots of people here
If you have any question ask
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Well I would like to think of the whole use of these models as a studio based effort. When you own a studio, your not working alone, you have a lot of other people working with and for you. So let's say you're a director or Producer and you want a few characters made, well even if you did not physically create the characters. Your idea and visions still count. Personally I am the one that give these characters personalities, nevermind whether or not they were designed entirely by me because I did not create them from scratch. I give the people that did the textures and such credit for that much, but still. To me these "models" are nothing until they are given a purpose, roles, and backgrounds. That is what I do with them. I strive to make them beyond "figures" by giving them personalities and responsibilities. I would love to break into animation or at least find a crew to work with and produce my first animated series. Because for me Poser is just there for practice. The characters I create with Poser are the same characters I would use in an animated series. People would then forget the fact they were poser models in the first place.Β
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Animation is a lot harder, that's not the same work & attention than a one shot render.
I'm trying to animation but nothing concrete.
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Well it's not something that you should go at alone.Β
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Well, depend of what you have in mind
There's soft specialized in animation for handling all of the complexity. I know some who do their animation alone
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I tell you what, if you ever have the time free, maybe you and I could do a little side project. Now, my art isn't as high quality looking as yours, mostly because I use Poser 7 and it's old and outdated. I can't afford the upgrades and such. But maybe we can figure out something to get this project underway, You interested in story based material?Β
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Depend of what you have in mind
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We will cover the basics when I am not so tired, and then go into detail on how we'll do the project. Since you have better rendering software than I do. I suppose you will be responsible for the rendering work, and I'll conjur up a storyline. It also depends on how many models, clothes, etc you have to work with.Β
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My runtime is very huge, btw what kind of style ? Could i use my popular models or only new character ? Male/ Female ? How many models you think to put in a same scene (very important, take a huge memory/CPU use in Octane), etc more info
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Good morning,Β
Well let's see. First off we're not going to use a whole lot of them right now. First we need to be organized, better prepared for the type of work we're going to do.Β
We could use your characters depending on what kind that you have. See I'm not sure if I could send you any obj files or something of my characters, and then have you render them in Octane. It would be too much work to send you the files too, because that would mean file sharing. So, the only way I can see us getting around doing this is maybe we could make some new characters and share them. Though who ever creates them, gets the credit for the creation process, who ever designs and develops the personalities and name for them, gets credit for that. So, which one do you want to do, creating them or creating the written work?Β
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I'm not a writer
All of my characters are free to use, no credit necessary. Free to use for commercial work (i've already did it).
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Β A gorgeous girl in a pretty place! 
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Β YouΒ΄re welcome!Is a good work!
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Thank you
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You're very welcome . Sweetie !
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really nice lighting and a great pose. the girl is beautiful too
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