[Noshux]

Thank you so much for your feedback, @ADAM ! I truly appreciate it.

The area I struggle with the most is detailed positioning, specifically with hair, fingers, and other intricate elements.

Lighting a scene correctly also presents a significant challenge. I find it difficult to pinpoint the exact type, angle, and intensity of light needed, which can be quite frustrating.

I truly appreciate you sharing those links, and I'm definitely going to explore them.

Regarding the pose with the phone in front of the face, I understand this can be a matter of personal preference. I, however, find it rather intriguing as it evokes a sense of mystery. It allows for a glimpse of the face while simultaneously leaving it partially concealed, sparking the viewer's imagination about the person's or character's appearance.

[Noshux]

@Spats

i appreciate the feedback!
i wasn't really going for anything. just trying to make a good render that some people like. i am working on something better, but i'm yet too inexperienced to get it where i want it to be.

it's not the lighting that's too heavy, i think it's the editing i've done.

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[Noshux]

okay, so i tried a new render with new hair and a little editing in lightroom afterwards. any feedback on how this one turned out?

[Noshux]

yeah, you're right. it's definitly too much in post edit.

@Prophecy i use the lanczos pixel filter on 1.50 with the post denoiser. i just tried a different render with mitchell but for me lanczos works better. i had a lot of white pixels using mitchell.

[Noshux]

Thanks for all the feedback!

I didn't want to create a whole scene for this, but now i'll try to change a few things and add a background ^^

As for the whole texture/lightning thing, is there a good guide on how to do that somewhere that any of you can recommend?

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