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Question: How do you get a good clean image in wireframe view. I can't seem to render in this view without Poser adding the texture. The only way I have been able to do it is to take a screeshot and work with it in PS.
Is there a better way that I am missing?
BTW great image there Erik - I like it a lot.
Question: How do you get a good clean image in wireframe view. I can't seem to render in this view without Poser adding the texture. The only way I have been able to do it is to take a screeshot and work with it in PS.
Is there a better way that I am missing?
BTW great image there Erik - I like it a lot.
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You can't render the wireframe.
In the Render Options, click on New Window and set the desired image resolution as well as window size. Don't forget anti-alais. Click OK
Export the window image - File>Export> Image.
vee
You can't render the wireframe.
In the Render Options, click on New Window and set the desired image resolution as well as window size. Don't forget anti-alais. Click OK
Export the window image - File>Export> Image.
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Looks great Rick, beautiful underwater scene
Looks great Rick, beautiful underwater scene
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I wanted to share this with you all, a potrtrait rendered in Poser, I wish that I could take credit for the texture but not! Texture by lisbeth and Victoria 2 by DAZ - it was a study in lighting(by me) hope you enjoy
I wanted to share this with you all, a potrtrait rendered in Poser, I wish that I could take credit for the texture but not! Texture by lisbeth and Victoria 2 by DAZ - it was a study in lighting(by me) hope you enjoy
Poser Models for all to use {Some nudity in this thread}
You're coming very close to real life. Perhaps desaturate the colours a tad...my idea.
BUT: I need help&information with Poser:
1/ I noticed that the Poser Runtime, and more specifically the Libraries folder contains an awful lot of things i will never use. Is it safe to delete them? (Yes, I might try it out myself by doing so after backing up the Runtime folder) :\
2/ *the* question: Under all normal circumstances, the horizon is at the height of the eyes. Yet, in Poser, it's about the height of the knees. I tried to change that (must add I prefer a focal of 100 to 200) but it seems to be very hard to do...should I read the manual for it (it's one of the most confusing manuals I ever read as it lacks professionality and structure) or can someone help me out? I can place lights, but that main camera is problematic!
To make it more clear: when I show the horizon line (display menu), it nestles itself halfway my image window/work space. And any artists knows that this is something that all traditional rules of composition say one should avoid at all costs.
So all I want to do, is be able to move this horizon to where I want it, so that I can see my full figure, AND use my full workspace instead of the bottom half.
Most people won't even care, but the first thing you do when composing an image is setting an horizon. It's as important as choosing a key when you want to compose any piece of music.
You're coming very close to real life. Perhaps desaturate the colours a tad...my idea.
BUT: I need help&information with Poser:
1/ I noticed that the Poser Runtime, and more specifically the Libraries folder contains an awful lot of things i will never use. Is it safe to delete them? (Yes, I might try it out myself by doing so after backing up the Runtime folder) :\
2/ *the* question: Under all normal circumstances, the horizon is at the height of the eyes. Yet, in Poser, it's about the height of the knees. I tried to change that (must add I prefer a focal of 100 to 200) but it seems to be very hard to do...should I read the manual for it (it's one of the most confusing manuals I ever read as it lacks professionality and structure) or can someone help me out? I can place lights, but that main camera is problematic!
To make it more clear: when I show the horizon line (display menu), it nestles itself halfway my image window/work space. And any artists knows that this is something that all traditional rules of composition say one should avoid at all costs.
So all I want to do, is be able to move this horizon to where I want it, so that I can see my full figure, AND use my full workspace instead of the bottom half.
Most people won't even care, but the first thing you do when composing an image is setting an horizon. It's as important as choosing a key when you want to compose any piece of music.
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Erik, You can delete the contents you don't need but keep those LIBRARY folders there. I haven't tried what would happen if you delete the LIBRARY folders.
I don't use the horizon line. Doesn't seem accurate. So I maintain an imaginary horizon. But if can help, check my attached.
I focus the main camera in the approximate position I want and use the other cameras to zoom around most especially using the auxilliary cam to move or zoom around. I sometimes assign a cam to each figure or element in the scene.
In checking the lighting positions I select the lights view cam and to move the light around I select the light in the popup under the work window and manipulate the dials. The only difficulty I have is rotating and angling those pars while maintaing it's exact position.
The MANUAL? It gave me a headache [confused]. I had to learn the controls through trial and error and then some. I'm looking for a good Poser book.
vee
Erik, You can delete the contents you don't need but keep those LIBRARY folders there. I haven't tried what would happen if you delete the LIBRARY folders.
I don't use the horizon line. Doesn't seem accurate. So I maintain an imaginary horizon. But if can help, check my attached.
I focus the main camera in the approximate position I want and use the other cameras to zoom around most especially using the auxilliary cam to move or zoom around. I sometimes assign a cam to each figure or element in the scene.
In checking the lighting positions I select the lights view cam and to move the light around I select the light in the popup under the work window and manipulate the dials. The only difficulty I have is rotating and angling those pars while maintaing it's exact position.
The MANUAL? It gave me a headache [confused]. I had to learn the controls through trial and error and then some. I'm looking for a good Poser book.
vee
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Ohhhh. Well that's easier than moving them around. What I'd do is zoom them near the figures - not all the lites tho - and lower the adjust the intesity and shadows to get a soft effect. More of like they do in photo studios.
vee
Ohhhh. Well that's easier than moving them around. What I'd do is zoom them near the figures - not all the lites tho - and lower the adjust the intesity and shadows to get a soft effect. More of like they do in photo studios.
vee
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Thanks for the explaining, Vee. Sometimes I am too "classical" I suppose. Yet I do have some critique on Poser...I suppose it was initially not conceived for what people use it for nowadays.
Rick: good image!
Thanks for the explaining, Vee. Sometimes I am too "classical" I suppose. Yet I do have some critique on Poser...I suppose it was initially not conceived for what people use it for nowadays.
Rick: good image!
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