1 hour ago, Euphie said:

So proud :'-) 

I mean, the fact that you can do these things has nothing to do with the fact that we share ancestry (so to speak ), but on MG I had the feeling that I was pretty much alone for so long  And the Russian and German parts of the forum were extremely active. Only a few inactive users (like Snipesso) made up the visible Polish community there.

I'm glad it's different here ^^

Very cool process. work of a true artist

it's a great picture btw. which room is it?

15 minutes ago, d3vi0n said:

it's a great picture btw. which room is it?

Arabian Nights default room + some custom textures I've got from MG (called Granada) and some H5 plants/objects placed here & there.

Really nice job!

It's a really good job, congrats. sadly I have completely pass that contest.

I've done some years ago a comic (I think the P&S 5) trying to reproduce a 6 some. I used the same technique (it's the only ).

I remember that at the end I went literally nuts.  For every pic at least 4-5 pic and poses .

P.S the color grading is always awesome in your pics!

Huge work and results! My biggest problem when I try to make a scene with more than 4 characters is to maintain the camera angle from one screenshot to another.... It is a rarely the same when you change the characters

1 hour ago, dave.melchior said:

Huge work and results! My biggest problem when I try to make a scene with more than 4 characters is to maintain the camera angle from one screenshot to another.... It is a rarely the same when you change the characters

You Shift+C to save camera position in the current pose and then save the pose itself. Then if you load it up, the camera will automatically go to the saved position. Also to reset the camera to the saved position click the "R" button in the upper right corner.

1 hour ago, Penguin_Sovereign said:

You Shift+C to save camera position in the current pose and then save the pose itself. Then if you load it up, the camera will automatically go to the saved position. Also to reset the camera to the saved position click the "R" button in the upper right corner.

Thanks for the tip! It will help a lot 

I feel dumb for having this here for so long and not realizing lolololol!

What are the "Masks" tools you use and what version of Photoshop are you using? I have the very ancient yet very stable Photoshop CS3 and I was wondering if the Masks are something that are available for that old old version of the program!

13 minutes ago, Trapp said:

I feel dumb for having this here for so long and not realizing lolololol!

What are the "Masks" tools you use and what version of Photoshop are you using? I have the very ancient yet very stable Photoshop CS3 and I was wondering if the Masks are something that are available for that old old version of the program!

Masks are in PS since the beginning of time There are millions of tuts about them on YT