Archviz Postproduction Tutorial - Add vegetation step by step
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2021
- In this archviz postproduction tutorial i will demonstrate how i use high-resolution photos to create an atmospheric image. In the first step its all
about adjusting the values and contrast. In the second part we will have an in-depth look in color adjustment workflows. Leave a like and subscribe!
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![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 1/3 [adding vegetation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nF68txfyI2U/mqdefault.jpg)
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More of these lessons please, you're really good !
Wowzers! Thank you SOOO much for sharing your magic! 🧙🖌️ 🖼️
Great video! Thank you for sharing Nicolai 👌
Amazing Tutorial! Thank you! 😎👍
Thank you so much, this really helps a lot!
Amazing tutorial and final result, thank you for sharing! I went straight on to buying the actions because they look like a lifesaver!
Excelente maestro.! 🙌
Thank you it looks so much better
awesome your world-class post-production works
Amazing ! Final result are speechless. Congrats and thanks for sharing tips like it.
Amazing!!
Thank you!!
Amazing tutorial. :D.
Great tutorial! Hope to see more like this videos. Keep it up!
thanks mario!
Amazing tutorial
I REALLY LIKE YOUR WORKFLOW. PLSS DO MORE OF THIS.
thank you!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
wow thank you very much!
Awesome! Please, more!
thanks for this feedback, much appreciated!! :-)
Exelent. thanks for sharing
there is so much more artwork in post than in raw render. nice!
One of the best Tutorials on Photoshop and Archviz!
Wow, thank you! 🙏
amazing . you are really good
Woow😍 It’s cool 👏🏻Thank you
glad you like it!
Thanks a lot!!
Great👌❤
what a nice video dude ;O
Estes são excelentes! Mais por favor
Great video, you just got a new sub
thanks for your feedback!
It looks straight forward, but for sure requires a lot of experience, thank you for sharing it with us! Could you some day show how to create images where the trees are part of the architecture? One finds examples when searching for Baubotanik, e.g. the rendering of Platanenkubus (with snow flakes on the right).
Thank you. As for your example, I think this would require the same techniques as presented in the tutorial. But as you pointed out it’s also experience.. so just try to experiment maybe
spectacular tutorial. can you tell me in which blending mode you put the layers in red to control the saturation of the image?
thank you very much
Nice.
What an amazing video... could you please link the horoma preset you used in the final step for color adjustments
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wow
Very amaizing work can I take a picture on top and make that tree seen? Then can you send us the link if that trees and clouds?
Hi Nicolai. That was so cool!! Beauty process and workflow, amazing. Can I have a question? Where can I find these Camera Raw effects e.g "Vintage Instant"? Thanks a lot, I hope see more videos like this from U!
Hi Peter, thanks for your feedback. Im Glad you like the process. Have a look at 16:35 > there is this little icon on the right (two intersecting circles) that stands for the presets. You can also use Shift+P while the camera raw is open.
Awesome work! With what program did you render the actual house an how exactly did you make the windows seem so realistic?
I am using c4d and corona renderer. The reflections are made using 3D trees behind the camera and double glazing windows. So basically try to simulate reality
Ein Tutorial über Gebäude Rekonstruktion und Restauration wäre toll, danke
Hi Nicolai!
The tutorial was amazing and helped me improving my last studio project a lot. Thanks for that!
Something I have been wondering about for a while is how rendering studios such as your´s create lush beds (e.g. inspired by Piet Oudolf), where there are a lot of distinctive plants visibile.
Is just a huge mesh of matching cutouts in photoshop or is there more to it?
Hi leo, thanks for your feedback. Glad it improved your work!! For the plants. There is always several ways to succeed, but in most cases those fields are full cgi. Maybe some Photoshop on top. But it looks better and more accurate to build a base fully in 3D and then maybe use some overpainting in PS to soften the CGI look a little.
@@NicolaiBecker thanks for the fast reply. I will habe to see how I can incorporate that into my workflow. Rhino+ vray ist just not much fun when it comes to vegetation. Or at least its a ton of work and complicated
@@leoschneider3065 yes, it gets very technical if you do it in 3D. Thats why sometimes its not worth the hustle imho. Thats why i myself tried to also make it work in Photoshop. And for this it can really help to have some decent photomaterial to work with. As i explained in the tutorial
Thanks for the Video! Where can i get the Horoama script? The script is currently not for sale at Gumroad...
Hi, love the video, really helps but i can't seems to purchase the HOROMA on the GUMROAD
gumroad.com/horoma here is a direct link to horomas gumroad shop
@@NicolaiBecker ty so much, your channel is the only one in 4k, love it
can really see the quality in the cutouts
@@namhoang241 thank you!
nice work
how did you do the trees reflexions on the windows in the first place? can i do it in photoshop?
This one came from the render. Try to add realistic glazing (Double glazing, each glass 1cm) and Place some trees behind the camera. You could also try to recreate it in Photoshop. But it wont look that realistic i would guess
@@NicolaiBecker thanks alot for the advice
@@NicolaiBecker it means you put a png tree picture behind the camera or a 3d tree model?
@@drawinglab2031 you get better results with real geometry. In this case its also 3d trees.
@@NicolaiBecker i have a last question for you ;)i want to buy a new pc for 3d render illustrator autocad and photoshop ..so im wondering if a medium range cpu like ryzen 5 3600 with a good gpu like rtx2060 is better than a good cpu 5900x with a low range 1050ti gpu? is a good cpu more important in 3d render? i mean for about the same budget
Hallo, was mich sehr interessieren würde ist, wie bekommt man die Glasscheibe so realistisch hin.
Quasi dass der Eindruck entsteht, dass es tatsächlich Glas ist mit Reflektion.....
Übrigens tolle englische Aussprache und das wohl beste Tutorial zum Thema. Danke und bitte mehr.
Ich schaute mir eben das große Fenster etwas genauer an, ist die Scheibe eine schwarze Fläche auf die du einen weißen Baum als Reflektion gelegt hast und der Vorhang finalisiert die Illusion?
Vielen Dank! Die Spiegelung ist gerendert. Also „echte“ 3D Bäume hinter der Kamera. Außerdem ist das eine doppelte Verglasung und das glasmaterial hat einen leichten Noise bump für mehr Realismus 👌
@@NicolaiBecker Danke für die schnelle Antwort,.
Ich hoffte, dass die Spiegelung mit Photoshop gemacht sei.
Nun ja, das ist halt die Königsdisziplin und entscheidet über ein realistisch wirkendes Rendering. Danke für die Info
перелойс
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Fantastic tutorial and I'm a huge admirer of your work. Really interesting to see your process. I have started to work in B&W more and more but not at the beginning. Some of the stages I have in my workflow (@marvinchikstudios if you fancy checking out my work) but I'm new to archvis as a professional and always learning so really keen to try out your process. I think I'll need to watch this tutorial a few more times!!
So glad to hear 🙌