JD's bazaar

[doe.1971]

Telling the lusty baron to go pluck yourself wasn't after all such a good idea ...

[frog]

Telling the lusty baron to go pluck yourself wasn't after all such a good idea ...

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One of the things I truly appreciate about your work is the use of perspective, as in this one: download/file.php?id=8895&t=1.

[frog]

From old files.


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download/file.php?id=8888&mode=view, ingenious device.

[doe.1971]

Froggie, you spoil me! Two comments in rapid fire, that's anyone's dream comes true. Thanks a heap!

Anyway, here's the picture of the day, continuing the Witcher's saga. After being sold for a pittance, the slaves are taken to the new owner residence and place of work. Going through the gates of the estate, they could make an odd contraption in a distance, chains dangling in the wind.

[frog]

Froggie, you spoil me! Two comments in rapid fire, that's anyone's dream comes true. Thanks a heap!

Don't mention it. All the best for 2022 with more perspective and more ingenious devices.

[doe.1971]

Don't mention it. All the best for 2022 with more perspective and more ingenious devices.

Speaking of perspective, you know what confuse me? The prevalence of the long lenses when 3D dabblers shoot their images. By default Poser (and I assume DAZ as well) does a 50 mm equivalent focal which means the image would look less in depth, much like the flatness you see in televised sport events, when you can't tell a player at 100 feet from one at 300 feet, due to the long lens used to get gross plans from a long distance. Now human eye see naturally with a focal of 20...22 mm so that's what I aim for as well when I do the renderings. That's what makes them more relatable to what one would actually see in that dungeon, for example.

[wulf]

Don't mention it. All the best for 2022 with more perspective and more ingenious devices.

Speaking of perspective, you know what confuse me? The prevalence of the long lenses when 3D dabblers shoot their images. By default Poser (and I assume DAZ as well) does a 50 mm equivalent focal which means the image would look less in depth, much like the flatness you see in televised sport events, when you can't tell a player at 100 feet from one at 300 feet, due to the long lens used to get gross plans from a long distance. Now human eye see naturally with a focal of 20...22 mm so that's what I aim for as well when I do the renderings. That's what makes them more relatable to what one would actually see in that dungeon, for example.

I won't pretend to know what you're talking about, but whatever it is you do when creating your images, it's working.

[doe.1971]

I won't pretend to know what you're talking about, but whatever it is you do when creating your images, it's working.

Well, simply put, the same image shot in 50 mm would look like that.

[wulf]

I won't pretend to know what you're talking about, but whatever it is you do when creating your images, it's working.

Well, simply put, the same image shot in 50 mm would look like that.


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Got it, and thank you.

Happy New Year to ya.

[doe.1971]

First one done in 2022. Many to come.

After a long and sweaty night in the underground box for the new slaves, the light of dawn wakes up our heroines. A ladder is being brought while two guards are having an animated conversation in a harsh, uncomprehensible dialect.