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This is a side by side comparison between a Genesis3 and a Genesis8 version of Jessica. Left side is Gen3, right side is Gen8.
The morph conversion has been done using my new Genesis3 to Genesis8 morph converter.
Very hard to spot any differences besides the pose. Feel free to take a closer look and judge for yourself.
See the discussion here:
Iray shaders for everything in the scene.
Rendered in Daz Studio 4.9.3.166 with IRay, postwork in photoshop (color corrections, some effects, added background)
Render time 7 minutes each on a 970GTX (~1300 iterations). Three spots and a weak blue environment light.
Thanks for watching and feel free to leave some comments or suggestions for improvements. Please download or zoom in for full size image.
The morph conversion has been done using my new Genesis3 to Genesis8 morph converter.
Very hard to spot any differences besides the pose. Feel free to take a closer look and judge for yourself.
See the discussion here:
Genesis3 to Genesis8 morph converterHello fellow artists,
the morph converter for Genesis3 to Genesis8 is almost ready for public release.
My tests show very good to absolutely exact morph accuracy.
It was a bit tricky to compensate for the adjusted base pose, but I think I got it working pretty well.
I intent to sell it through paypal and maybe DA as well. Haven't decided about a price yet. Maybe you can give me some input in case you would like to get it.
Will post some test renders later.
Darkhound
Iray shaders for everything in the scene.
Rendered in Daz Studio 4.9.3.166 with IRay, postwork in photoshop (color corrections, some effects, added background)
Render time 7 minutes each on a 970GTX (~1300 iterations). Three spots and a weak blue environment light.
Thanks for watching and feel free to leave some comments or suggestions for improvements. Please download or zoom in for full size image.
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1800x1234px 1.28 MB
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For all those trying to see the difference... it's a 3D stereoscopic image.
Look at it with crossed vision and you'll see a 3D image.