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04-13-13 #136
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04-13-13 #137
The final result is one pass rendered in ZBrush... no comp, just a few bpr filters added. Please, let me know your thoughts.
One pass render in Zbrush? With that level of realism? Stunning. Simply stunning.
Ummm... moderators... I think you'll agree, this means TOP ROW!
Wonderful work.
Last edited by EricShawn; 04-13-13 at 01:09 PM.
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04-13-13 #138 Stunning ....
... art work, very impressive, great emotion too. This is a testament to your skills and a great example use of ZBrush's Renderer and complete toolset.
Congratulations Fabio, this should be top row. Thank you.
Keridan
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04-14-13 #139
The last renders are really impressive,
Thanks for sharing your workflow Fabio.
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04-15-13 #140
Thank you guys! I really appreciate all your support!!
@carver: you've definitely made my day! I'm feeling someone drawing near right now!
@zborn: orton & fade mainly... also using the depth channel
@keridan: thank you! love your work!
@EricShawn: thanks man!
Here is the rendering process on the Troll...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2StBGmkQpy0&hd=1
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04-15-13 #141
Now that is what I like to see. Sharing is awesome. i will be studying this intently. Thanks for putting this together.
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04-15-13 #142
That video was great. This entire thread makes me re-think my desire for a raytrace renderer in Zbrush. If Zbrush can produce renders this beautiful, who needs raytracing?
Marvelous!
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04-16-13 #143
Amazing!
Great work I am also trying to learn rendering using only Zbrush thanks for sharing. More options to work with amazing.
" I'd say more like one out of a million. So you're telling me there's a chance. "
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04-16-13 #144
Great break down thank heap for sharing!
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04-16-13 #145Senior Member User Gallery
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Thanx for sharing. Stunning work, just wow!
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04-16-13 #146
Superb work! Thanks for sharing. Top Row in my book!
Cheers, David" It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men."
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04-16-13 #147
I've been attempting to follow your method for rendering eyeballs and wondered if you have a method of intensifying the specular highlight when it's floating over the iris or pupil. When I've set it up the highlight looks great over the white of the eye, but washed-out or semi-transparent when it's floating over the iris. I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.
Nolan
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04-16-13 #148
thank you so much for sharing!! made my day
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04-16-13 #149
Awesome work and even more awesome render!
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04-16-13 #150
great work, thanks for sharing!!
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