"The Core"

[Daniel Sandner]

"The Core"

...burried deeply in his mind, the weight of The Core was unbearable...

Original 1.51 render:

http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1041801397bdw.jpg

Adjusted after render(via RENDER-ADJUST):

http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1041801510tyl.jpg

This is an illustration on how you can refine the character of a painting even after rendering.

I wish you happy z-brushing in the new year!

Daniel S.

[milk]

That is VERY cool! :tu:

[gummie]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing. :tu:
Though I'm not quite sure what it is, looks classy. :)

[s o u t h e r n]

Very interesting piece Daniel. I like to work on my images post render and this image shows what more can be brought to an image.

Glen

[The Namek]

great to see one of your images again , daniel.
second looks a lot better indeed. :tu:

[s o u t h e r n]

Do you have an online Gallery Dan?

Glen

[Flycatcher]

Nice work as always. :tu: :tu: And good to see you back.

Render - Adjust? That's another one that had slipped by me - thanks DS.

[MrBraun]

Great image Daniel !!! Well done!!! :D :tu: :tu:

[Frenchy Pilou]

Hi Glen --- About Daniel Sandner ---
At Pixologic :) http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/user-gallery/getthumbs.shtml?1_Sandner&linkall
Pilou :cool:

[Daniel Sandner]

Thank you for your replies! Even if adjustments in ZB are quite known and common, I hope this thread will be helpful to newer users. You can achieve interesting effects with it, and you do not need to re-render the image. The effect is the same as CURVES in some image editors (as Photoshop), but has somehow different "feel" when you work with it.

to Glen: Thank you for your question!
to Pilou: Thank you for replying Glen's question!

:) D. S.