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Published: 2011-01-02 15:03:19 +0000 UTC; Views: 2127; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 113
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Posed in POSER 8, composed and rendered in VUE 9, postwork in PHOTOSHOP CS2 (DOF-Blur, Colour-Correction & Signature).// First attempt of using Hyperterrains and first usage of AerySouls awesome "Hanyma Vengeance".
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Me too 
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Nice job! The land looks so real! The position of her neck looks funky to me...
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did you make the grass? haha sorry but thats what stands out most for me 
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No prob
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Many thanks for your comment!
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Wow, breathtaking! Which version of Vue 9? I can never get Vue to render anything that complex because my hypervue network crashes.
An incredible image!!
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Hi and many thanks for your comment!! I use Vue 9 Esprit with a few additional modules, but without Hypervue,... and than nothing else is possible on the machine at the same time
Greets,
Nenad
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That is good to know! Sometimes, I see people post amazing Vue images that were rendered in just a few hours, and I think that I must be doing something wrong! I've had bad luck with hypervue, it crashes frequently. The internal render engine always works, it is just very slow.
I can see the time and effort you put into this piece. It is stunning.
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Since using Vue9 i also had problems rendering with the external render engine. So i use only the internal engine, which is very slow but it works. And the best thing for me is the new re-light function. And i've heard that people are rendering different layers, foreground, middle and background and put them in Photoshop together... but i still didn't tried that.
Thanks and greets,
Nenad
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The multi-layered approach is what I usually do. Vue does allow you to save an alpha mask with your renders, so multi-layered renders are fairly easy. On the other hand, I almost always render my figures in Poser, because I'm still struggling to get Poser imports working in Vue -- though it's difficult to match the lighting with this technique! I've finally started having success importing Poser 8 scenes by selecting the February SDK option in Vue's Poser import settings, but I haven't used this much yet!
I didn't know about relighting until you mentioned it. Thanks for the heads-up! I'm going to play with that now!
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No prob - someone else also gave me the tip with relight
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