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Thanks guys! Photo blur wasn't what I was really after as I needed clarity across the image. Depth of field is something I have been using in other images though.
These images are created on a fairly limited (graphics-wise) laptop so render time and lighting effects are providing a bit of a challenge until I get back to a desktop with a more powerful graphics card. 🙂
Thanks. Having seen the quality of some of the works in the DAZ/Poser community, I feel like a noob!!! 😀
Neat stuff, the interior scene of the star trek gal is lacking shadows but other than that, all looks fine.
We are about the same vintage btw 🙂
Thanks 🙂 I wanted the shadows out of that to give an ambient feel to the corridor, but I get what you mean as it does kinda make it feel a little odd.
Cheers mate 🙂
@ Biff the Adequate
Used to be a time I would make several passes when rendering. One of them would be an ambient occlusion pass, which can add some nice shading in areas where a surface changes direction. In scenes where there is no obvious direct light, it can add a nice touch to the final image.
The photobucket logo I could do without.
Other than that I like most of them
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