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Wait? wait? wait? that picture is over saturated to you??? Because to me it looks very dry in my opinion.
I would add saturation, especially to the background. If you make it look any grayer it will look like a zombie movie.
I think you could make use of the camera more add a dutch angle or something. I would blowout the background more. But what I would really do is give it a little more color.
This is something with to much color:
Fiction for the FrictionBut that was the goal of this image color shock!
Well guys these are much better responses to the image because the info I got from it was that the whole image was desaturated.
That said HDRI when I use it don't seem to have much problems matching the lighting to the model. Most of the time it all works well when I use it.
Here are some examples:
Brittney L. Robinson
Brittney Lorelei Robinson
Arnaaluk LewisIs he using personal photos as backgrounds? I tried that once and my model never looks as good as when I use a HDRI from Daz itself. The background looks like a normal picture than a Daz or Renderosity product.
Personally I rather use a basic render setting background than use HDRI's.
I forgot about this image, i never saved the scene or the image. I dont know why i actually posted it.
I thought she looked a bit tipsy, but I never put any thought into it that's for sure.
From memory it was a hdri from haven, and at the time I was just testing out the super girl suit.Ahh makes sense now. When I test outfits or do quick renders I use these.
https://www.daz3d.com/iradiance--light-probe-hdr-lighting-for-iray--expansion-6
perfect for quick renders when you turn on background and ground shadows. Oh and adding a spotlight or two.
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