
First steps with Google Filament for DAZ Studio
The latest release of DAZ Studio (1.14.0.8, at the time of writing) adds a new Shiny Thing to its repertoire of many shiny things, in the form of the Google …
Read MoreThe latest release of DAZ Studio (1.14.0.8, at the time of writing) adds a new Shiny Thing to its repertoire of many shiny things, in the form of the Google …
Read MoreI’m slowly catching up on the backlog of posts (and I hope you like the new look!) so here’s a quick-and-dirty show and tell revealing how to make renders look…. …
Read MoreI’ve been experimenting in DAZ Studio lately (as is my want) at creating a style of image which hearkens back to the cheesy D&D images of the ’90s. This was …
Read MoreGenesis is the latest award-winning figure from the nice people at DAZ3d. The Base figure comes bundled with DAZ Studio Standard Edition along with a decent selection of clothes and …
Read MoreOne of the (few) areas where Poser beats DAZ Studio hands down is its default light set. It is trivially easy in Poser to load a figure, add clothes and …
Read MoreIf you’re reading this blog then DAZ Studio needs no introduction (and if this is your first visit, check out my Renders category!). It is my 3D rendering app of …
Read MoreOne of the goals of many render junkies is to strive toward being able to create as photo-real renders as possible. Even if you’re happy working with the non-photoreal, merrily …
Read MoreA short while back I posted an image titled Stand Your Ground, and promised a tutorial showing how it was made. This is it. Note: This tutorial contains nudity. Underneath …
Read MoreHere’s a quick show’n’tell for DAZ Studio 3. But first, the setup. I’m using Vicky 4.2 with the Morphs++ pack, the 3Dream’s free Boy Hair, RecieCup’s free Doll character & …
Read MoreDepth of Field, how I love thee. For those that don’t know, this is the photographic term meaning the parts of an image that are sharp and in focus; anything …
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