ayanooo
Added 2024-10-03 19:09:44 +0000 UTCI just notice i mess up lighting on new poses and they are brighter than the original poses. Do you guys prefer? I think is too bright but people always say my images are too dark. What is your thinking of night setting and backlit shots?
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The brighter lighting does take a bit away from the atmosphere compared to the non nude versions (in my opinion). It's not distracting though, certainly not worthy of rerendering. I do prefer the lighting of the non nude versions though.
Napalm
2024-10-04 04:22:17 +0000 UTCI can totally see it now! Yes, image 12 does look a tad overexposed now that you mention it. It's interesting because none of the other ones look as bad as that (mind you it still looks quite good). (side note: forgot to mention how still the water looks around her legs) Your love of blue certainly shines through hahaha. Maybe you could play around more with sunsets/dusk settings? Like the moment when the sun is setting so that it's both blue and orange. For shadows, I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert but as just someone who appreciates what you're doing, the shadows were a bit distracting this time rather than being an interesting element. I think the idea is cool though. You could try looking at how shadows are used in erotic photography to get inspired perhaps? Something like hiding her naughtier bits through shadows to make it more mysterious and erotic feeling. The silhouette idea from the Nyo and Tamaki set was super interesting too! Anyways, I hope you keep finding ways to make it interesting for yourself as well.
multi
2024-10-03 20:31:05 +0000 UTCyes that is what i mean. I think for image 12 it is too bright on ayane, especially because main light source is from behind thanks i will experiment with other colors, i always forget because........i like blue too much ahaha and i think shadows is too sharp because i try to put leaves shadow on her, but they need to be a little sharp. but problem when there is two characters I am bad at lighting because they cover up lights and very close to each other, so the shadow that is only a little sharp becomes very sharp ;n; but I didnt notice how bad it is until you tell you, i will try to edit it out later thanks for all your advice<3
Love Peace
2024-10-03 20:21:07 +0000 UTCWhat do you mean exactly? If you mean the newer poses that you just added, then they're a tiny bit brighter but on the day shots, it makes her face a bit less darkened. Or at least the backlight makes it look that way. I think the night settings are always an interesting addition, but they seem to always have a blue tint? I get why that is, but maybe you could experiment with various sources of light that'd add color like lanterns or candles? Otherwise, the images never feel too dark. If anything this most recent set, some of the shadows look oddly sharp in some areas.
multi
2024-10-03 20:08:09 +0000 UTCI don't know, chief. Looks good to me.
Th3_InDian
2024-10-03 19:40:32 +0000 UTC
