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Thanks for the video. How can you open up the gradient editor in PS 2024?

Thank you for this great skillful content

fyi - if you want the plans of any building go on the planning portal, if its been built the drawings are on there. nice work btw :)

beautiful tutorial thanks

so cool

Great tutorial. One thing I did think though, however, is you're adding the visible trees entirely in PS. Therefore, would it not be quicker and less heavy on resources to have a reflection plane behind the camera, rather than the 3D trees? I guess you have more control over the 3D assets, but i'd say reflections could be somewhat ambiguous, meaning a clean 'tree line' plane with some subtle distortion in the glass would be absolutely fine

(Why) Do you prefer using a rendering software for the whole process or doing it this way (render the buildings then add elements in photoshop)?

Your works are really professional, I watch even if I don't do arch viz

Love all your videos they are so helpful!! Thank you!! I would love to see you work on urban scenes and how you handle them

really nice tutorial. One basic question, did you use any lights inside the building or does that all come from the hdri?

Hi Nicolai Ich bin Student in Architektur und ich hab dein Lernprogramm für Cinema 4d gekauft , was ich mega gut finde , aber meine Frage ist , ob du ein neues Programm vorhast , zum Beispiel was ein Rendering von städtebauliche Situation angeht , wie man zum Beispiel Gebäude integrieren kann , richtige Asphalt bei Cinema 4d bearbeiten kann mit wasser drauf. Das wäre mega mega krass von dir so ne Programm zu haben

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fantastic 🎉

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find the tutorial here: nicolaibecker.supply/b/archviz-tutorial-c4d-corona

Hi! Cool tut. Whats the name of the grass brush? Thanks

Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to create these videos.

i see you use the check layers can you tell how make that saturation check layers?

Awesome, thank you!

I love your tutorials

Thanks for teaching ^^

download the psd file with all render passes here for free: nicolaibecker.supply/b/youtube-fog-tutorial-psd

Bro you are amazing honestly

I have been looking for this for months thanks my guy

this is really cool!

THE BEST

Really helpful and inventive videos mate! Thanks for this. Do you also use LUTs? I have started using a bit, but I feel like they just work in really low opacity. Any thoughts on this?

awesome

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great stuff. thank you! greetings from germany

Hi Nicolai! Your video series are golden so as your asset collection! Very explanatory and comprehensive. Cheers from Greece!

Hey Nicolai, another great video. Do you ever do your grading in something like Camera Raw Filter? I like that you can assign color tones to the different levels of the image. What are your thoughts?

Cool tutorial! But in the next video, please enable the cursor for screen

Thanks you for your amazing series ❤️

Hi Nicolai! i would be happy if you could once do a texture pack with photgraphs from ashphalt, pavement, street and so on. I really loved the grass textures but i dont have much ground maps. Regards

Thank you for the time taken to make this making of. It's rare to see it.

Danke für die tolle Videoreihe! Immer gerne mehr davon, hilft einem unheimlich weiter. Welche Renderprogramme würdest du empfehlen für das eigentliche Gebäude? Bei mir ist das Problem das Lumion und Twinmotion immer wieder diese "Comicatmossphere" darstellen, trotz zahlreicher Tweaks.

Hallo Nicolai, vielen Dank für die Videoserie. Ich hoffe, bald wieder ein Videotraining von dir sehen zu können. Beste Grüße Dule

great tutorial! where i can find this photoshop essential pack you are talking about at 14:44?

Another amazing video, please dont lets us wait so long for the next one! Keep it going with the archviz videos, its so hard to find these really good in-depth tutorials.

Great work as always! Really enjoying watching those tutorials- waiting for more to come :)

As we already exchanged on the first video, this second part is really cool to watch. I know, nowadays, we can achieve really advanced and believable 3D textures with a lot of tweaking (especially with the node system in almost well known 3D render softwares) but decal is always for me a nice final touch. I don't say its more or less believable, juste i prefer the "feeling" of them. But yeah we have to find the perfect balance for not overtune the image. To blend your decals, you use a lot of Adjustements layer like curves and so one. It's give a lot of freedom to adjust but i haven't seen you using the "blending option" (i'm not sure this is the right term because i'm using Photoshop in French) in the layer style, where you can use "sliders" in the "Blend if" area. I think it's nice option to play with, very similar but different if you had only use adjustement layers. It's perfect to blend images without modify the contrast or luminosity. It's a personnal choice ? I'm just curious about that. Anyway, great sharing once again. I know it's very time consuming to do video like this, no need to rush. I think most of viewers prefer to watch great content than clickbait video or already seen workflow / just simple "tuts"'. Thank you !

Una locura, crack.

Amazing work! Thank you so much! <3

Amazing insights and great videos. Thanks for putting out all of the content that you do! Your website/store is also amazing, great materials there

Find the (blank) psd file here to join me working on the image: nicolaibecker.supply/b/youtube-tutorial-files

Very good work. Thank you!!

Hey Nicolai! Very good tutorial! Just a question, where did you get those wooden beams? Quixel?

Amazing stuff, please keep it going.

Great stuff as usual. :]