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Description
Scene created in Daz 3D 4.9 Pro
Rendered using NVidia iRay
2x GTX 970m SLI were used to process this scene with 9k samples
Minor Photoshop Skills

This scene took forever to render and it’s due to several geo-shells, hundreds of raindrops (that ended up not being very visible), beads / runs of rain water on Jessica, TerraDome terrains / sky / depth fog / depth of field, and a few light emitting primitive planes.

I’m actually proud of how this came out, especially with the light emitting planes showing through the gems of the armour and arrow tip. I made the original gem textures into a type of glass and then embedded a primitive shape inside the glass to give the lighting some refracted depth.

The rain drops are from a really old poser asset that I was able to use without having to spend money. All I did was change the texture to a water effect and then resize the droplets to better resemble rain.

I tried to give the ruins geometry a more wet look but it didn’t turn out so well when rendered into this scene. Not sure why that is but not that important.

Photoshop was used to remove speckled lighting artifacts.

Description
Scene created in Daz 3D 4.9 Pro
Rendered using NVidia iRay
2x GTX 970m SLI were used to process this scene with 9k samples
Minor Photoshop Skills

This scene took forever to render and it’s due to several geo-shells, hundreds of raindrops (that ended up not being very visible), beads / runs of rain water on Jessica, TerraDome terrains / sky / depth fog / depth of field, and a few light emitting primitive planes.

I’m actually proud of how this came out, especially with the light emitting planes showing through the gems of the armour and arrow tip. I made the original gem textures into a type of glass and then embedded a primitive shape inside the glass to give the lighting some refracted depth.

The rain drops are from a really old poser asset that I was able to use without having to spend money. All I did was change the texture to a water effect and then resize the droplets to better resemble rain.

I tried to give the ruins geometry a more wet look but it didn’t turn out so well when rendered into this scene. Not sure why that is but not that important.

Photoshop was used to remove speckled lighting artifacts.