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Crux scenes from Daz Studio
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DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
Servus Venandi
Magistrate
Both Poser and DAZ Studio will render in legacy mode (i.e. Firefly in Poser, 3Delight in DS). Most people render in PBR (physical-based) modes, which model real-world surfaces and lighting. Poser's PBR engine is Superfly, based on Blender Cycles. DAZ Studio uses NVIDIA Iray.
You probably render in the legacy Firefly mode without indirect lighting. That's why your old computer can crank out a result in 10 minutes.
In terms of "rendering capabilities," most of the onus is on the end user. Both Superfly and Iray can produce photorealistic images. There are pros and cons to each, but I think time has declared DAZ Studio the better application for most artists, and I say that as a former Poser diehard.
Congrats on the new system. That 3070 should serve you well.
You're off to a nice start.
poyeezed
Executioner
Sorry you'll never convince me that daz studio is superior. I gave it another try the other day...no way will I ever think it's better. Clunky interface, steep learning curve, unable to find files etc. So let's agree to disagree. I'll stick to Poser. The results I get speak for themselves.Both Poser and DAZ Studio will render in legacy mode (i.e. Firefly in Poser, 3Delight in DS). Most people render in PBR (physical-based) modes, which model real-world surfaces and lighting. Poser's PBR engine is Superfly, based on Blender Cycles. DAZ Studio uses NVIDIA Iray.
You probably render in the legacy Firefly mode without indirect lighting. That's why your old computer can crank out a result in 10 minutes.
In terms of "rendering capabilities," most of the onus is on the end user. Both Superfly and Iray can produce photorealistic images. There are pros and cons to each, but I think time has declared DAZ Studio the better application for most artists, and I say that as a former Poser diehard.
Congrats on the new system. That 3070 should serve you well.
You're off to a nice start.
Servus Venandi
Magistrate
You have to learn DS, just like you had to learn Poser. Different systems, upsides to both. Not sure I'd call interface or learning curve among Poser's upsides, but then you have the perspective of someone who's used it for 20 years.
It's not so much that I disagree with you, just the state of the market. Good luck with your future work.
crumera
Crucifier of Pixels
Poser is pretty good, but my preference is DAZ Studio.
At the time when I started I used both.. Used an older version of poser at that time, Daz being free had more options
Guess newer version of Poser compared to DAZ are quite even.
Just preferences.. would like to try Poser again but it's price is a fierce deterrent for me
At the time when I started I used both.. Used an older version of poser at that time, Daz being free had more options
Guess newer version of Poser compared to DAZ are quite even.
Just preferences.. would like to try Poser again but it's price is a fierce deterrent for me
DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
She looks like famous model Emily
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Yupar
Regina Iudaeorum
You are alrdy expert..i got my first scene after installing.. Not crux and really funny
Hope you didn't mind, Dimon, but I sorted this excellent set into order.She looks like famous model Emily
Harsh Martinet
Consul
Love how long and lean her muscular torso is!She looks like famous model Emily
DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
thanks) but I think that picture 44 should be put at the beginning of the list, before picture 42
I should have to renumber them, in that case...thanks) but I think that picture 44 should be put at the beginning of the list, before picture 42
I think they are correct now?thanks) but I think that picture 44 should be put at the beginning of the list, before picture 42
DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
Sorry, my page must have updated incorrectly and was displayed with the old form.
Eul's posted them, hopefully in the correct order, as thumbnails.
Iconoclast12
Magistrate
Love it! Great job
DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
DimonCherny
Assistant executioner
Blue
Magistrate
What a great series DimonCherny! I love the long, lean body and her contortions while she’s being nailed. I like the loincloth, as does someone else @Loinclothslave ! Maybe a couple more images where she’s dancing on the cross and the loincloth gradually slips away... just a thought. Thanks for sharing your work!