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Published: 2018-08-26 10:03:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2747; Favourites: 198; Downloads: 40
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Playing around with "Iray Ghost Light Kit 2" and "MICK-Bundle" in DAZ Studio and Iray. I also tried creating a large custom crowd by replacing the images in "M.O.M Crowd Generator". No post work- AtmoCam for Iray
- Wolf 2.0 by AM
- Wildenlander Watch HD for Genesis 3 Male(s)
- Elven Weapon Bundle
- N.G.S. Anagenessis 2 - Revolution
- Knight of Valor for Genesis 3 Male(s)
- Knight of Valor Poses
- MICK-Bundle
- Brahm for Genesis 3 Male
- Iray Ghost Light Kit 2
- Elven Knight Armor Male Textures
- Elven Knight Armor for Genesis 3 Male(s)
- Elven Knight Armor Female Textures
- Elven Knight Armor for Genesis 3 Female(s)
- LAMH 2 Iray Catalyzer
- M.O.M Crowd Generator
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Thank you, I was worried ti tried to cram to much in one scene
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Very cool! Looks like a huge scene, thanks to M.O.M.?
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Thank you, It felt so empty without the crowd from M.O.M. It's a very old product, but it didn't look too bad with custom images and hidden in the darkness
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great scene, this has a real oil painting feel, like it belongs on a castle wall as part of its history
I love the ghost light kits, they are some of my most used lighting tools
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Thank you, I wanted to try and get that candle lit feeling and was worried that I picked the darkest part of the castle to stage the scene
I love the the ghost light kit. I only have the one kit, how are the other kits?
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the 1st one is just a single panel but it can be shaped and moved to really make the light work stand out with out a lot of effort
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Thank you, It's another experiment that I have no idea of what the narrative is suppose to be about
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Wonderful work! Atmosphere really feels like your in a castle!
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Thank you, I wanted to see if I could get that candle lit feeling
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You're very welcome my friend
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I love the Ghost Light Kit 2 and the MOM Crowd Generator too --- you've set up the lighting just perfect here!
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. The preset scenes in the "MICK-Bundle" take forever to render with the default lights. So I wanted to make some presets I could just save and use over and over. I added the atmosphere to try and scatter the light, but it really just added the noise back in. Then the room felt so empty and I though I could get away with creating a simple crowd since the camera angle was in one of the dark nooks
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Awesome. It worked out nicely!
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Looks amazing, great scene and render, well done
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Thank you for your kind words of encouragement
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You're so welcome dear Joe
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. Then the room felt so empty and I though I could get away with creating a simple crowd since the camera angle was in one of the dark nooks
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. The preset scenes in the "MICK-Bundle" take forever to render with the default lights. So I wanted to make some presets I could just save and use over and over. Then I got carried away and kept adding things
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Methinks you've made this lighter. Details are more visible now but the candle glow effect remains strong.
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I did cheat a little and go back and adjust the levels to try to bring out some of the details in the shadows
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Got a lovely old Renaissance painting feel from this one.
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Thank you, I wanted to try and get that candle lit feeling of classical paintings
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Well the crowd seems to have worked perfectly well, and the hall looks great! When you use the MOM - does it recognize the ground height (on an uneven plane/Ground?) or do you have to adjust that yourself?
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Thank you, I decided to try a quick custom crowd to fill in all the space in this scene. The "M.O.M. Crowd Generator" is really old. I picked up way back when I was still using Poser. Unfortunately it doesn't automatically recognize ground height. Someday I will have to try the new Now Crowd Billboards in DAZ, they seem a lot more flexible.
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Thank you, I wanted to try and get that candle lit feeling of classical paintings
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. The preset scenes in the "MICK-Bundle" take forever to render with the default lights. So I wanted to make some presets I could just save and use over and over. Then I got carried away and kept adding things
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Great scene. Good balance between light and dark.
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This is gorgeous! I love the lighting and the focus on them. It’s glorious!
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. The preset scenes in the "MICK-Bundle" take forever to render with the default lights. So I wanted to make some presets I could just save and use over and over. Then I got carried away and kept adding things
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right! I always have trouble with the preset lighting. I usually take out the lights and the camera, then add in my own.
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Lighting is always the hardest part. Little changes can make a lot of difference in the mood.
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It really can and what I can't achieve/mimic in daz. I make up for in gimp
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Thank you, the idea when I started this scene was to make some ghost light presets for the the "MICK-Bundle"'s Great hall. The preset scenes in the "MICK-Bundle" take forever to render with the default lights. So I wanted to make some presets I could just save and use over and over. Then I got carried away and kept adding things
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