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Creating a Stadium Image using Photoshop - Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2020
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Breakdown!
In this video, we're going to go over the PSD file of a stadium image that I created a few years back when I was still in an internship. There are loads of things that I'd differently today, but I thought it would be really beneficial to share some inside thoughts on this process.
Back when I created this image there weren't any tutorials teaching how to add a mass of people quickly in photoshop without needing to use 3D software. So with these breakdown videos, I can dive deeper into more complex images and teach these specific things. I hope that helps you out!
What do you think about this type of content?
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Thank you, Steven!
@@LearnUpstairs I used to have to do so many of these heavy post-production work, for theatre competitions right out of school. So many hours spent and the work is kept secret. It's such a satisfying feeling seeing you guys bringing these meticulous/meditative workflow into the spotlight. I think it is an art form that is under appreciated (well outside of your channels here).
Outstanding work, i think one common flaw most people run into is thinking they need to model everything they want to see in the final render. Its nice to see how useful stock images and photoshop can save on time and my cpu. Thanks for the vid !
Thanks, Mike! I couldn't agree more with you!
Especially if visualization isn't our main role at a firm. We need to understand that archviz artists do that for a living and they might have the full week to work on the images. As opposed to Architects that also have to design, documents, handle clients, and many other tasks along the week.
@@LearnUpstairs I agree with you on this Oliver! I have faced such situations where I feel PS helps and speeds up things that doing everything in 3D/Rendering. And thank god for Smart Objects & Replace Options, I am able to make changes in minutes compared to hours.
not only the image is AMAZING, but this video is sooo good and well explained! I’m currently working on my master thesis project and it’s a stadium concert, so I was struggling a lot to make the renders, and this video really came in hand! thank youuuu 💙
You really surprised me Oliver...Great one😊
Thank you Geo Creations!
Great job Oliver!! I truly admire your work and you are an inspiration for sharing educational content that’s worth it. Greetings from Mexico✨
Não erra nunquinha!! Parabéns!
I LOVE IT❤️❤️
I had a stadium in my graduation project and i struggled to find any tutorials to help me post produce it. Even if its late for me to change, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
I really really like this type of videos and it’s pretty rare to find post production images using photoshop 😭 keep up the good work 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 I’m a huge fan
I really loved it. Please do more vids like this
nice Oliver! you are a Master!! Thank you
Yesss! This kind of videos👍 great job!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 These 15 minutes from upstairs never disappoint. And I liked the Grayscale one too. Feels like a picture on a newspaper!
Such a cinematographic visualization......hope to see much more surprises from you...
It's incredible!! Please do more vídeos like this one
looking forward to see more videos like this!
The breakdown video format works great, easy to follow and understand the process.
Thanks for letting me know that, Aaron! 👍
Thank you so much for breaking the steps down and speaking casually about your experimentation process, it's rare for it to be mentioned in tutorials
Super helpful video! Thanks!
Nice work Oliver!
Looks great👌... Make more videos like this
Thank you so much! Im struggling for finding the best way to organize pds file, sometime we get stuck in one step of the process and end it up with unfinished product and time loss. This video really saved me, im having more enthusiasm for my own “EDM stage” project. Best regard!
Adorei esse tipo de video! arrasou
Very nice of you to share the process , thank yo so much 👍... Always wandered how crowded interior images like this one were made .. i have some people scatrering models randomly on the seats but it is a whole diferent workflow .. and the result can be a bit stiff and with repetition .. it can lack the organic feel of a crowd, compared to your way.... The black & white version is dope 👌
Awesome transformation.
Awesome type of content!
Creative and Informative! This saves a lot of time of rendering! amzing!
I LOVE this tipe of video!
To be honest I wouldn’t mind at all longer videos
Great explanation!!
Thanks!! very nice video
Great video, I think the breakdown is a great idea
woww its very usefull for saving time and memory on making the model and its come in the right time. I think i can use this workflow to do my school project it is theatre. thank your very much!!!!
You’re amazing! I loved this type of videos, you should definitely do more of them👌🏼
More of them coming for sure! 🙏 thanks for the feedback, silvana!
Perfeito! Ansioso pelos próximos!
Thank you for this video! This is definitely such an efficient way to do it!
Breakdown Video OP
Great video! Could you possibly make a tutorial explaining how to get the colorful material/render ID image and how to go about using it in Photoshop?
Hey Jacob, thanks for the feedback! I think with a simple google search you should find how to activate them in the render engine you use. It's usually a simple button and it comes along with your final render as a separate image file. For example, google for "How to activate render channels in Vray for Sketchup".
Then make sure to drag these render channels (also called render elements) into photoshop with your main render.
Finally, just use the Magic Wand (shortcut W in Photoshop) to select the colored shapes and use that selection to make something else.
I tried to give you a head start here over this comment, but that sounds like a good video idea! I'll be sure to add it to my future tutorials list. Thanks a lot!
Great content👍
loved this video ... waiting to see more😍😍
That was simply Awesome!🤩👍🏻
Thanks For Sharing!🌸
This is amazing! Thank you for breaking this down
Great video!.
THANKS!
Great content as always.. keep it up man 👊🏿
Splendid Work !! Gonna try this!
Your page is so helpful!! Thank you so much !!
Was wondering if you could go threw your past processing sheets when you were back at uni / what you recommended etc thank you !!
I’m grateful to you
Amazing
This guy is just really great..
Love the new format and the black and white image really comes through! I think perhaps the blue glass colour in the background looked a little stark in comparison to the final image so maybe that's why the colours are a bit off. Regardless, loved the breakdown and how neatly you explained everything! Keep on creating!
thanks you so so much
Lovely ❤️... thank you
Amazing!!!
Thanks a lot.
Jazakallah khiren..
👍👍👍
done great
Gr8
This is what we call “Bruxão” hahaha
please make more stadium videos!
Ficou ótimo, parabéns!
As an intermediate learner in archviz this format is better as it's shorter and explains the big picture well. But sometimes a full-fledged slow tutorial would be nice especially for beginners.
i´m just doing a theather and this comes right in time, great video! thank you.
same here!
me too
How is covid situation going on there? Hope u r taking care of yourself
Stay blessed n stay productive as u r 😊❣️
Good job
Add sketchup speedart will be awesome 🔥🔥🔥
Muito bom mano. Continue!
Valeu, Nicollas! 🙌
Its very interesting Oliver, if you will make more of this, it will be beneficial for you as a content creator, and us as viewers .. Keep Up ..^^
I like the mirror in your room :)
That's just........it's just........maaannnnn
Magic oliver :D
muito top, mais achei um pouco difícil de fazer
In the past few years animation and ies lighting specs are becoming more common with clients.
Empiecen a poner todos sus videos con subtítulos en español por favorrr!!!1
Wow
👌👌👌👌👌
Make a photoshop course for architects
do it without many layrers one layer thats how i rock i roll
Dale Oliverzada
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B & W looks better!
👍👌👌
Wheres my Early gang 😏
Turkish subtitle, please :)
Better you show step by step how you made this effects
Uyyy o.o