Poser 7 color profile full#
Poser 7 color profile professional#

The introduction of the Picture Profiles was a good step forward for Sony A7 users, because they provide much more flexibility than the Creative Styles (which are designed for JPG stills) in terms of dynamic range, contrast and colour.

Poser 7 color profile professional#

They come from SonyвЂ™s extended knowledge of imagery in the broadcast and digital cinema world, and are the same kind of advanced settings you will find on the companyвЂ™s professional camcorders and digital cinema cameras. Unlike the default Creative Styles, the Picture Profiles are designed for video use. An infinite light does not have Tran values.On most A7 cameras you will find a setting called Picture Profile. Step 8 - The last render was done at Final Render with FireFly.Д«elow are the Tran values for the two people and lights incase you want to create a similar scene. The red arrow shows basically where it is. It is situated in front of Sidney and off of the screen. The Spot has Shadows activated as well as Ambient Occlusion and Ray Traced Shadows. The light is positioned above and in back of Sidney and to the left off of the screen. Part of it involved positioning the light and the other part finding the correct object to point it at. It took a number of tries to get the shadows correct. Go to Objects>Point at and choose Sidney's left hand. It will be at her feet, but in the area you need it. Go to Sidney>Body>Parameters and look at the Tran values for her.Д¬reate a light that will be a spot (Properties>Spot) and give it the same Tran values as Sidney. The easiest way to do this was to first look at her 'Tran' values. I wanted the light behind her and angled toward the right of the picture, her left arm. The hard part was matching the angle of the shadows projected by the trees in the background. This part is tricky for this light will add the shadows to Sidney. Since I deleted one, I will call this second light, Light 3. Step 5 - Now we will add the second light. However, you should do a final render periodically. One thing I found in Poser 7 was that the final Firefly Render matched the preview, so it is safe to go with the preview, except when positioning the shadows since they will not show up on the render.

Poser 7 color profile full#

Since the preview and full render have a similar intensity and look very similar, we will be using images of the preview in the tutorial. You only want there to be one set of shadows. I did not find this on my first trial, but changed the intensity of all the lights when all were placed a number of times. I found an infinite light at 35% intensity and without shadows worked. Step 4 - Now we will place the first light. Notice that the background picture is not affected by the lack of lights.You will be trying to match the light placement and intensity of the background. Choose the figure and then do: Figure>Drop to Floor. Sidney needs to have shadows that follow the shadows in the background image. Simon is in shadows and Sidney is in the sunlight. Step 2 - Under Display>Guides>Ground Plane, make sure that the ground Plane shows. The size of my background was about 424 x 637 pixels.

It will ask if you want to adjust the size. Import the background by going to: File>Import>Background Picture.

Open a new file in Poser or if a file is open, delete the figure so you have an empty window. The purpose is to light the two people in the scene following the light and shadows of the background. This tutorial applies to both Poser 6 and 7.