Rick

Sue I think either one would do to start with, but I think Cinema might be your best choice
[confused]

jpfitness

thanks
sfm

aironite

Renderosity- yup, it's the best so far I've seen too. But it takes a hell of a while to download the tutorials. Are there any other, rick?

Rick

dv8 give this one a look
http://www.awakemm.com/poserarcana/index.asp

Bacardi

God, this hurts...
Trying to fix a comp of a friend with one of my two HDD's, I chose the wrong one... OK, I backed up 90% of what I had, but I lost all my favourites, all my e-mail and adresses and some 400MB of downloaded images...and who knows what else...
I do visit renderosity often, searching for the 5% of incredibly good work . But I don't see how I'm gonna find them back in the more than 100.000 images that are posted there...
And the Photoshop sites, and ...

Rick

Yea you are right on there Erik, it gets pretty painfil trying to sift through all the things on that site

Rick

Here is a new pic I did today, Terragen background, the rest in Poser
I call it 'Strange Companions'

Rick

Wow I uploaded the wrong pic, it was 800x600 oops.
Here is the copy I meant to upload

kiwi

Erik I hope your friend is making a sizable contribution to the "Erik needs new canvas fund" [righton]



I still have a truckload of PS links,and a number of those images should be on cds you have sent over,not all but some bud



Erik did your drive get initialized?,or did the images just get deleted,because if they were just deleted try Norton un erase on system works cd


Rick nice,but the Leopard looks like it is in the wrong enviroment.Also try and match the levels of your animals with their enviroment or background.The thing about compositing is that 80% of the time you just have to go by eye,and you cant really teach someone to go by eye it just takes lots of practise


Try this........First think ok what are the chances a Leopard with that coloring would spend much time in the snow,a snow Leopard ya,but that one looks to be hot plains type of Leopard.Next a Leopard and a Wolf together?,I mean by all means try and experiment with all sorts of combinations of animals enviroments etc but if you want realism maybe two Wolves would be better,the reason being your brain studies the image goes Leopard,cold climate,very unlikely,Leopard and Wolf,very unlikely etc etc.Try two Wolves watch how the image falls together better automatically,the reason being your brain now goes two Wolves,cold climate,ya I will believe that ,or alternatively make your Leopard white that will also make a difference


Stu.

kiwi

Sue Max is more full on then Cinema 4d,with all sorts tools etc that Cinema 4d does not have.Cinema 4d would be easier to learn,but Max would probably allow you more modelling tools etc


Stu.