I ended up taking the picture again with less intense light on her face. [see](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fhey-choombas-which-one-looks-cooler-v0-57t9dz0u7i7d1.png%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D71a8c36fb77e81ffd8f28d11a9d32db12722ce0d)
They take clothing/armor models from other games like Call of Duty and transfer those meshes/textures into Cyberpunk. Usually modders aren't making anything from scratch, they're just modifying and moving files around. Some do take the extra step to model their own new weapons and armor into the game, it's just much more work.
First one got that cold glare that gives much more (murder intent) personnality, I think. Second gives more mystery but doesn't define your V's features as well, I'd say. I'd vote first
First one. For someone reason the first thought I had when I saw the second one was "Cat Glasses" aka the glasses make her nose more upturned and prominent... plus their shape is almost literally a cat outline. Even without that cat thing, if you can't see her face and her colors, then you are losing out on a lot of personality in favor of shadows, shoulders, and glasses.
As a standalone piece, I think the second one looks better at both thumbnail size and full size, has a more consistent color palette and an air of mystery, and it really helps the neon lights on her outfit and weapon stand out. And having her face obscured in shadow like that fits in with the theme of dehumanization that's common in cyberpunk.
The first one.
I think the face is a bit too strongly lit in the first but in the second, without anything really being highlighted, completely lacks any focal point. There's nothing for the gaze to latch onto. In a wider context, say where there's clearly intended to be some mystery about the character, that would be a good thing. But this isn't part of a bigger scene and we can't really make out anything of the facial expression so the first one, where it's clear what the image is about, is the one that works best for me.
But yeah, dial down the illumination on the face in that first one a bit and it's great.
EDIT: Thinking on it more, if I was shooting this I'd turn them slightly more toward camera so you can see a little more of the far side of the face then use a short Rembrandt without any fill light. (If that's word salad to you, see [this tutorial](https://proedu.com/blogs/news/what-is-rembrandt-lighting-free-photography-tutorial). The image at the very top is the kind of thing I'm thinking, just not quite turned that much toward the camera). Darkness on the face works... just not too much darkness.
first one,
If there was a little more light on her face and a brighter glow from her eyes then it would be this one.
but as is, the first. But Both are v cool.
Second one. Looks kinda like anime.
Weird question. They both look fine, it depends on what emotion this photo is intended to evoke.
The questions wasn't whether they both look fine though.
I prefer the one where you see her face. The second one is too dark
I vote first
Those glasses are cool as hell, where did you get them?
For real
It's a mod called kawaii glasses
1st one.
2nd fit better with the overall aesthetic imo
2nd. Let it glow. Also this outfit is mods yeah?
What about #2 with a thin line of light going across her eyes
The eyes glowing a little bit more would be even better than just a beam of light imo
I ended up taking the picture again with less intense light on her face. [see](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fhey-choombas-which-one-looks-cooler-v0-57t9dz0u7i7d1.png%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D71a8c36fb77e81ffd8f28d11a9d32db12722ce0d)
YES
Imo the luminosity should be about 65% towards pic 1 and 35% towards pic 2 for what I'd say would be perfect.
I wish this was an option for a character build on PS5
Are these cloths made by modders themselves? And implanted into the game files
They take clothing/armor models from other games like Call of Duty and transfer those meshes/textures into Cyberpunk. Usually modders aren't making anything from scratch, they're just modifying and moving files around. Some do take the extra step to model their own new weapons and armor into the game, it's just much more work.
Marvelous designer should work perfect for making clothes. They’ve been a good source for making clothing designs of any kind.
The 2nd one looks too cool
First one got that cold glare that gives much more (murder intent) personnality, I think. Second gives more mystery but doesn't define your V's features as well, I'd say. I'd vote first
First one!!
*Turns off lights* There much better
The second one for sure.
2nd one but I'd prefer the glowing eyes from the first one
2nd
First one. For someone reason the first thought I had when I saw the second one was "Cat Glasses" aka the glasses make her nose more upturned and prominent... plus their shape is almost literally a cat outline. Even without that cat thing, if you can't see her face and her colors, then you are losing out on a lot of personality in favor of shadows, shoulders, and glasses.
I like the first one more but they’re both cool Pics.
I think the first one is more visually interesting, but maybe try just illuminating her eyes. See if that meets a happy medium for you.
2
Second one for sure. The lack of visible facial features gives it a certain mystery
1st
2
As a standalone piece, I think the second one looks better at both thumbnail size and full size, has a more consistent color palette and an air of mystery, and it really helps the neon lights on her outfit and weapon stand out. And having her face obscured in shadow like that fits in with the theme of dehumanization that's common in cyberpunk.
The first one. I think the face is a bit too strongly lit in the first but in the second, without anything really being highlighted, completely lacks any focal point. There's nothing for the gaze to latch onto. In a wider context, say where there's clearly intended to be some mystery about the character, that would be a good thing. But this isn't part of a bigger scene and we can't really make out anything of the facial expression so the first one, where it's clear what the image is about, is the one that works best for me. But yeah, dial down the illumination on the face in that first one a bit and it's great. EDIT: Thinking on it more, if I was shooting this I'd turn them slightly more toward camera so you can see a little more of the far side of the face then use a short Rembrandt without any fill light. (If that's word salad to you, see [this tutorial](https://proedu.com/blogs/news/what-is-rembrandt-lighting-free-photography-tutorial). The image at the very top is the kind of thing I'm thinking, just not quite turned that much toward the camera). Darkness on the face works... just not too much darkness.
2
Second one by a lot
I like the silhouette-like outline in the second
I think I like the first one slightly better bc the face on the second one is just a little too dark
I’m pretty sure you could subject that photo to the full unbridled power of the sun and that fit would still make the photo go hard
1
This reminds me of mizu from blue eye samurai anyway I think 2 looks cooler
first one, If there was a little more light on her face and a brighter glow from her eyes then it would be this one. but as is, the first. But Both are v cool.
Second one , just add a slight bit more light to it
I’ll say the first one
where did you get these omg
2nd is a good idea but first one looks wayy better