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HarukaSakurai (thank you!) taught me how to use RewriteAlpha (which lets you export transparent photos [.png] even if you're using effects) with raycast. I legit immediately hauled MMD to try it out.

Here's a test render on how it looks like when you blend raycast with real life.

Since I'm only using Sky Hemisphere, I couldn't achieve the proper global illumination, so all the color balancing was done in Photoshop (a lame one at that lsakdjfhslj)

I'll definitely use a skybox next time tho. Using a picture of a scene as well as using an HDR skybox of the same thing can achieve some pretty realistic results AND accurate lighting. Gran Turismo SPORT's Scapes mode shows that.

Oh, and I have to figure out how to remove that black outline. I'm assuming because I rendered it with a black background instead of a white one, or I forgot to turn off Miku's outline.

But that said, with this technique, I can do renders without using any stage at all! Heck, it could even be more realistic if you think about it. All the places I could use, and all I have to do is pose Miku, adjust the lighting, and bam. It's done!

My current mission: Make a render with Miku at Times Square in New York.

Model: Append Miku by Tda
Background: Stock photo from Chicago(???)
Pose: Me

Description
HarukaSakurai (thank you!) taught me how to use RewriteAlpha (which lets you export transparent photos [.png] even if you're using effects) with raycast. I legit immediately hauled MMD to try it out.

Here's a test render on how it looks like when you blend raycast with real life.

Since I'm only using Sky Hemisphere, I couldn't achieve the proper global illumination, so all the color balancing was done in Photoshop (a lame one at that lsakdjfhslj)

I'll definitely use a skybox next time tho. Using a picture of a scene as well as using an HDR skybox of the same thing can achieve some pretty realistic results AND accurate lighting. Gran Turismo SPORT's Scapes mode shows that.

Oh, and I have to figure out how to remove that black outline. I'm assuming because I rendered it with a black background instead of a white one, or I forgot to turn off Miku's outline.

But that said, with this technique, I can do renders without using any stage at all! Heck, it could even be more realistic if you think about it. All the places I could use, and all I have to do is pose Miku, adjust the lighting, and bam. It's done!

My current mission: Make a render with Miku at Times Square in New York.

Model: Append Miku by Tda
Background: Stock photo from Chicago(???)
Pose: Me