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I've been studying Daz Studio and 3D rendering for over two years now, and I recently upgraded my GPU and RAM capacity. I used to rely on an i5 4th gen CPU with only 8 GB RAM for all my renders. Attached are two examples of CPU rendering, and I'm eager to hear your feedback so that I can improve my future work.
On another note, I'm curious about the process of posting NSFW content on this forum. I understand that this topic may not be suitable for all audiences, and I want to be respectful of the rules and guidelines of this community. Can someone provide me with the necessary information to ensure that I follow the proper procedures? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Those renders are very nice clem69 though I'd prefer if there was some sort of background, even if it was just an out of focus one.
For NSFW stuff you can post a picture link without an image. I'd confine it to artistic nudity and not HC as there are many other sites for that stuff. Cheers and congrats on your PC upgrade... wish I had money for that 😢.Thank you for the advice and encouragement, I appreciate it! I completely understand your preference for a background. But the rendering process can be quite demanding, and with my previous setup, it would take at least 4 hours to render even a simple background with good quality. 4 cores and 8GB RAM couldn't handle the workload. However, with the recent upgrade I made to my PC, this is no longer an issue. I hope that in the future, you will be able to see more complete scenes with backgrounds in my work. And I hope you'll be able to upgrade your PC soon.
You can see more of my work here:
https://www.deviantart.com/phe0nixfeatherRank:
I like the grime feel you have of those pics bud. I looked through some of your deviantart and I really like the R600 Chloe render. Has a nice feel to it.
Great poses! Have you considered adding a "sweat" or wetness geoshell to your character? And a wee bit of motion blur in post would be amazing.
For your background problem, just search google for a gym image. Once in DazStudio, select the "Environment" tab, at the top of it where it says Type, change "None" to "Backdrop" and next to the color code select, hit the browse button and load the image you just saved (granted the portrait, square, or landscape of the photo matches your render area).
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