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Edit- never mind! I will have to say I don't like this converter though. Hand wasn't even touching the leg (and this pose has been tested with other converters, etc.)
There is some tweaking depending on how far back the generation is. Mostly hands and feet. For me, its worth the fiddling as I have a couple thousand poses I can now use. And I fiddle with the ones that do work perfectly anyway.
I'm comparing it to other converters, and it was just Genesis 3 to Genesis 8. Zev0's converters have been the closest, but of course, the others are free so tweaking is to be expected.(Edit- and Zev0's need tweaking too.) I'm in awe of any script writer frankly!
Gorgeous textures for these tulips. And who can resist such a pretty foal?
I really like the effects I got with this one. You would think I would remember to write down what I did.... Fortunately, when I save the PSD file, I save it with all of the layers intact so if I have to, I can go back and look. I recently learned a bit more about color look ups and ESP files which is what I used to get the purple and gold colors.
What a beautiful portrait! Are those tulips from Hivewire?
Trish
I love the painterly effect you have going on in this image
Trish
They are indeed from Hivewire. Lisa's Botanicals, with Napalm Arsenal's textures. That girl has some mad painting skills, her textures are always stunningly vibrant and detailed.
Thank you so much. Sorry I just now got back here to read this or I would've said something sooner. I really appreciate your advice and those links. I will be checking them out. The mask bit is something I need to learn anyway, so this gives me an excuse. Thank you again.
Maybe this is a dumb expression, but that thingy is awesome sauce. I cannot wait to try it.
No worries, I always assume people are busy lol.
Just keep in mind that the farther back you go in generations, the more tweaking may be needed, especially the hands and feet. But since I adjust everything anyway, I am perfectly okay with that lol
I love the foal portrait. Those tulips look great. As for your girl with the painterly effects. Wow! Those are some nice effects. :)
Thanks! I got the inspiration from the background I used. It was very much a painterly look. I'm surprised I pulled it off as well as I did lol.
Your tulips render is gorgeous. Lovely colors.
Thank you @Worlds_edge!
Your work, as always, is incredible. Here I am again, sounding like a broken record... or scratched CD... or is that dropped Ipod now? I'm too old... lol.
I agree with @Stormlyght Secrets for night fun is really good and the painted look is a great finish.
Great work with the gold and purple balance in the painterly image. Hate to reveal my ignorance, but what are ESP files? In any case, well done!
@Wanderer I have absotutely no problem with repeating compliments lolol!
@Diomede - I'm not quite sure how to describe them. They are the files that are located in the color lookup adjustmen tab in photoshop. I just learned about them and what they do a couple weeks ago so I'm still a bit fuzzy on the exact definition lol.
This is some of what I found out about them - Essentially, a lookup table contains instructions for Photoshop to take the original colors in your image and remap them to different, specific colors to create a certain look. Depending on which lookup table you choose, the difference between the original and remapped version of the image can be subtle or very dramatic.
Photoshop instantly remaps the photo's original colors to new colors using the instructions in the lookup table,
I found this tutorial that explains it really well. With examples lol ESP and LUT files are basically te same thing.
So, I have to post a link to this coming soon from Marshain thread, I love his stuff anyway but I was totally blown away by this. Its, its... I don't even know how to describe how cool this is. If you love sci fi, you have to check it out. Just....wow.
I thought I would post a couple more before postwork and after postwork. I thoght if anyone is interested I might do a couple more of these with a tip for one part of the postwork on each of them. So for this one, you can see that the light from the globe is very faint on her skin. I really wanted it to look much brighter but I couldn't up the intensity an farther in Daz without losing the colors completely. So in in order to get that glow onto her I added a blank later in photoshop on top and eyedropped the main color. I took a large soft brush at 100% and painted over everything I wante to have that glow. Then just change the blending mode to soft light or overlay.
It looks like it's already out: https://www.daz3d.com/digital-frontier-arena
It definitely has a Tron feel to it. Very cool!! :)
Really? How did I miss that lol!
It's buried under robots on the sales page, so I almost didn't see it either: https://www.daz3d.com/05-13-security-enforcement-droids
I love the globe picture. The original render is good but you really bring things to life with your post processing work
Thank you! Honestly, combining Daz Studio with post work has allowed me to do the art I have always wanted to do. Plenty more to learn of course, and still a long way to go to get to the level that I really want to get to, but I am just so very excited about this whole process, and the worlds that it has opened up for me. I am fairly good at sketching and drawing etc. and would probably be far far better by now if I had not basically given it up (like working on it seriously, everyday) when I had my kids. I am not sorry by any stretch of the imagination that I chose to spend as much time with my kids as I did, but now that they are both grown and pretty much on their own, I am just having so much fun getting back to my first love of fantasy art. And using 3d and 2d means I can get what's in my head out there so much faster and better.
This is a Genesis 3 character. Love the body markings on her. She does come with regular skin as well. I'm also using a fairly old set of stones, which I cannot for the life of me remember the name of. If I think of it I will add it. I thought they worked very well for what I needed them for. I did do some dodge and burn on them in Photoshop to just bring out some of the patterns just a tiny bit more. I also wanted to mention that I did her hair with Hinkypunk's Hair Salon Shaders, using the glitter option. Just for the fun of it lol.
There isn't a lot of postwork in this one other than the dodge and burn that I almost always do (lightening the whites of the eyes, and bringing out the highlights and the shadows in the folds of the clothing, the hair etc, is something that I do in 99.5% of every single image). Just two layers I think for a bit of atmosphere, dusty looking stuff around her feet. And one layer behind the scene for the background as well.
You get both skin options for the same character as well as human skin. The eyes also come with. LOVE these two.
*backs away slowly* She looks liek she means business with that spiky thing.
I think the background is DM's Memorial. If not, my.. memory is leaky ;)