A backgroundless render i do

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    deepedia
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    Reality hurt, as I don't have the luxury to render a beautiful background without much grain, i give up playing with background and pick what I do the best:

    View post on imgur.com

    Every part were rendered separately (Head, Upper Body, Lower Body, Chair,and Table) then doing the post-work of combining and smoothing the color with Photoshop

    Edit1: wait,how come my imgur image doesn't seem to work? what site should i use to post Image?

    Edit2: Ah,look like it's counted as NSFW that why the image doesn't appear (even tho it is not contain nudity, just suggestive clothes (X-Fashion After work clothes)),so here, linking the link instead

    #1207273
    ShadowDemonLord
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    I use postimg

    SDL

    #1207937
    La_Pucelle
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    @Deepedia Hey there! Nice render! You know you have to load your image to https://postimages.org/ first and then post the link here, right? I'm trying to be helpful, please don't kill me if I am telling you something you already know. It's a dumb process but one we must live within.

    I use alot of Pixabay pix as backgrounds, but in this case I can see where there might not be much to use there. There is this realllly cool apartment set from Daz I liked and wanted to use in a render but it was so detailed and so many pieces that it just wasn't feasible.

    I ended up loading just the apartment, deleting 3 walls and extra furniture I did not want, and did a nice big render. Then, I used that render as my background for the scene I wanted - and many more for the future! Just an idea.

    Keep up the good work!

    #1211048
    ADAM
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    render 2 images and put them together.

    drop a wall in the backround. thats not much more on the 3d card.

    Use an hdri and turn off the lighting or use the lighting.

    drop a picture in the backround.

    several ways to work around it but I think it looks fine this way.

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