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Go Cinematic again with these 26 poses for Michael 8 including Left and Right as well as mirrored versions of each.

Very special are the 10 included decorative design objects with seperate front, back and edge material zones. Enhance your 3D Scenes with high styled and partly light emitting items in rough metallic and/or silky translucent surfaces. Various morphing options and their combinations let you go from surreal to reality with a few mouse clicks - for an ever new look and uniqueness.

5 sample scenes with prop arrangement, lighting and render settings give you a first starting point to let your 3D character go Cinematic!

Below is a list of the installation package types provided by this product. The name of each package contains a Package Qualifier, which is used as a key to indicate something about the contents of that package.

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• You can find new icons for loading this product in the following DAZ Studio Folders:
  • “People:Genesis 8 Male:Poses:Jepe:JP Cinematic 4 Poses for Michael 8”
  • “People:Genesis 8 Male:Poses:Jepe:JP Cinematic 4 Poses for Michael 8:JP Cinematic 4 Props”
  • “People:Genesis 8 Male:Poses:Jepe:JP Cinematic 4 Poses for Michael 8:JP Cinematic 4 Props:JP Cinematic 4 Prop Materials”

• You can find new icons for this product in the following DAZ Studio Categories:
  • “Materials:Iray:Props”
  • “Poses:By Function:Combat”
  • “Poses:By Function:Dancing”
  • “Poses:By Function:Kneeling”
  • “Poses:By Function:Laying”
  • “Poses:By Function:Leaning”
  • “Poses:By Function:Running”
  • “Poses:By Function:Standing”
  • “Poses:By Function:Walking”
  • “Poses:By Region:Full Body”
  • “Props:Effects”

• For Daz Studio 4.11 Beta users:
  • Just a thing that could be helpful with working and rendering my Cinematic sets - the current Daz Studio 4.11 Publishing Built +BETA+ has a new feature that I can HIGHLY recommend using to save render time the “Post Denoiser”. It's located in the Render Settings TAB/Editor/Filtering. You have to activate it before starting to render, but you have to use it wisely to get rid of noise without losing too much detail.
  • For my Cinematic Scenes:
    • I usually render in 2000 x 2600 pixel resolution - in this size they need at least 2000 render iterations to develop enough detail. So I set the Max Samples in the Progressive Rendering Tab to 2100 iterations and let the Post Denoiser kick in after 2000 (Post Denoiser Start Iteration). This saves you a huge amount of time to let all the noise disappear that comes with translucency, reflection and refraction. But for portraits you have to be careful NOT to let the Post Denoiser start too early, it smooths the skin and you can loose detail.

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