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Published: 2016-09-27 06:26:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3114; Favourites: 365; Downloads: 72
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Tonight's very quick experiment with DAZ Studio and Iray is with using only light emitting hair to light a scene. Β The idea was that it would act as a rim light.Related content
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Thank you, It's inspired byΒ www.deviantart.com/art/Sci-Fi-β¦ . Β It was easier than I expected, you just set the same hair texture for the emission color and increase the luminescence.
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Thanks, It's inspired byΒ www.deviantart.com/art/Sci-Fi-β¦ . Β It was easier than I expected, you just set the same hair texture for the emission color and increase the luminescence.
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I really like dynamic lighting in pictures. I'm trying to figure out how to do it.Β This reminds me of disney's tangled when they where trapped in the cave filling with water.
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Thanks, It's inspired byΒ www.deviantart.com/art/Sci-Fi-β¦ . Β It was easier than I expected, you just set the same hair texture for the emission color and increase the luminescence.
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Interesting. I never considered making hair emissive. When I first saw this, I thought you just had a bright light behind her. Great image.
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Thank you, it was inspired byΒ shibashake.deviantart.com/art/β¦ Β
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Thank you, I saw this effect somewhere and had the idea that I could light a figure just using glowing hair
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I've tried that before with a different set of hair, but your pic turned out a lot better. There's more to it than just a good idea ;D. Big like.
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Thank you, the trick I used was to make two renders, one with the hair glowing and one with just regular hair. Then combine them in Photoshop to bring some of the detail back into the glowing hair
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That's a really cool concept! I love your creativity!
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Thank you, I was wondering if I could use emissive hair to light a figure, it turns out you can
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Can I ask what hair you used and how did you light it to get such a soft effect?
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Thank you, I used one of my old favorite hair products "Gregoria Hair". I cheated a little since this was my first attempt at making emissive hair by combining a render with the hair with the emissive shader and one with a blonde version in Photoshop.
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You overplayed one with the other? Man, thatβs genius!
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Gotta love Photoshop layers
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Yeah,... to great effect!Β
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Thank you, I never thought of using hair as a light before this
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Thank you, this was a lot of fun and I learned a lot from this experiment
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Thank you, this was a lot of fun
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Thank you, it was inspired byΒ shibashake.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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Great reference. And stunning implementation of the idea... (I see some experimentation ahead of me 
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I love it. Her hair is the only light in the scene? Amazing!
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This one was a lot of fun, only light from her hair, but I had to make the hair really long to light everything up
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great lighting,i really like this,cool experiment.
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Thank you,
I got a wild idea and wanted to see how it would look
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Thanks,
Sometime these experiments lead to things I would have never thought off without them
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Your welcome
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Thanks,
The toughest part was that I had to find some hair that would cover the scene enough to light it
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