Nikylee's First Ever Render

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  1. nikylee

    nikylee Well-Known Member

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    My first ever render
    tell me what you think
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    Too small to actually use in a sig but other then that and a few chhoppy spots it is pretty good
     
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    it worked out perfect for this sig
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    That sig also has no blending to it.

    It's nice, but choppy around the arms and legs.

    It'd be useful for an avatar, but not much else.
     
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    yeh prob best for an avatar
     
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    it actually doesnt look that bad in photoshop
    looks terrible here
    and for the sig comment. im still a super amatuer at making sigs so you have to give me some credit
     
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    Well for your first render, since I haven't done one yet myself, I've got to say it's pretty good, just a bit choppy but hey, everyone has to start somewhere.
    Cheers,
    Stevo ^_^
     
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    seriously in photoshop it looks perfect
    dont know why it turned out so crap on here
     
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    Looks really choppy and small...
     
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    far to small imo !
     
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    too small but not bad for your first render
     
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    Its really small to small for me i like renders to be pretty big but it was your first one so i guess its not to bad.
     
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    its bets used for avatar sigs dotn work well with it
     
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    Like everyone already said, it's rather small, and there's some choppiness. There's a "particle" above the random strand of cloth on the right sight of the render. The edges are ruthlessly jaggy, and I believe you that it's not how it looked in Photoshop. Something I recommend before posting, is to add an extra layer, put it under the render and change the color to see if it looks bad in anything other than a white and gray checkerboard.
     
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    you cut way to close to the image. stay strictly to the images borderlines. it looks better in photoshop because you didnt have a layer underneath it. so next time, double check. but it isnt bad for your first.
     
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