They change the Renderosity Staff Picks on Sundays and three of us from the Virile Noir thread got in this week! Actually, we show up a fair amount. Do go see it! We have images from Kfox, LT Roberts, and . . . → Read More: I’m so proud of us!
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They change the Renderosity Staff Picks on Sundays and three of us from the Virile Noir thread got in this week! Actually, we show up a fair amount. Do go see it! We have images from Kfox, LT Roberts, and . . . → Read More: I’m so proud of us! Today I answered a post, here, that said of a rendered image: Playing around with depth of field and sort of liked the effect? Too much? If you haven’t gone to look at it, it was a figure against a blurred background, basically. The background was barely distinguishable as light and dark objects. (Really, the background is too . . . → Read More: Artistic Depth of Field I’ve been asked about my references to alpha masks and z-depth (or depth cue) with regard to creating renders in Poser, so here’s my run at explaining that. First, an image: This is from the Advanced Render Settings product in the RuntimeDNA store, and is so perfect I could not improve upon it as a visual . . . → Read More: Masks and Render Passes For you students of humanity: I saw this interesting little article from AP today: Ivory sculpture in Germany could be world’s oldest. So, 35,000 years of pinups. Well, the anscestors didn’t have the Internet or magazines, and until they could invent those, they had to make do with what they had in the way of erotica. . . . → Read More: Being Very Human |
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