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How To Apply Wallpaper On Walls In Photoshop Realistically
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Learn how to apply wallpaper on walls in photoshop realistically. If you want to visualise how the new wallpaper or wall paint looks alike in your living room or bedroom walls before you actually make a decision, this photoshop tutorial is for you.
You can also apply new pattern, marble, texture or any design whatsoever you wish on to your walls in Photoshop and can see how they look in real world. You will also learn how to preserve the shadows in photoshop with the help of “blend if”, so your end results look more realistic.
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This is indeed a great video!!! You have really nicely showed and explained, very very valuable for me...Many many thanks to you!!!
Great Video! Very well explained and detailed.
I was searching for a wall mockup tutorial for hours. Finally, I found your tutorial. Thanks a bunch for this detailed tutorial.
Great tutorial! Really appreciate the subtitles
Great tutorial. I would love to see how you create a wallpaper pattern out of a swatch that doesn't match up on all sides.
Great tutorial, very useful.
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!
I'm glad it helps, thanks for kind words
So cool!
Great tutorial. Thank you very much.
Amazing! Thank you!
Great Tutorial. Thank you so much
Hi. Any chance we can convert these instructions for the iPad app?
Good job, Sir, great tutorial, thank you!
thank you so much for this
please make more tutorials like this 😊
Thank you so much!
Very helpful, thank you.
Thank you for this tutorial. Do you know of any other visual editors we can use to feature wallpaper from a photo?
very good video , I like it so much , thank you
Useful
I'm confused, every time I click control and T I don't get the points where I can more the shape on an angle for the side. Am I missing something?
could you just not use vanishing point?, great vid thank you
Yeah that's what I thought at first, but this way the end result was more realistic
@@photoshopconcepts2772 hi thank you for the reply, i have never come across your channel before until this morning, im just about to do that mock up from this video. how comes you have not loaded any new vids in a year
cheers steve
hi, what happens when the wall is colored. When I add the wallpaper you can see the wall color
Try isolating the wall from the rest of the room, and using a colour mask to alter the wall colour to something neutral; closer to white/beige
How to change patren colore?
Needs to create patteren from scratch or use blending options
how to download the software?
From Adobe.com :)
thanks a lot