All you need to know about Lighting in Architecture Post-productions!
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
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In this video, we're going to talk about creating light in Photoshop and how to properly insert a cutout in this scenario. There are loads of really good tips and tricks in this tutorial. I hope you enjoy it!
As I said in the video, when I learned all of this, it completely changed the way I worked with night scenes and lighting.
The old night scene video that you guys really liked:
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This video has some really useful tips about *lighting* in Photoshop. Now, if you want to upgrade your level of post-production in general.
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Hey Oliver... Can u make a video on
" *how to go back in time* "
so that I can learn from you before my Masters instead of after it???.
Looking forward to anything from you
😂😂 loved it!
I really appreciate your feedback, Vishnu!
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I'm currently studying architecture, and im on my 3rd year. I'm really glad I found your channel before my thesis! Very helpful! Thanks a lot.
Love your videos, I’m an architect student and I’ve learned so much with your videos!, hope one day you can teach more about realistic rendering on photoshop! Keep it up!🙌📐
Amazing as always! Thanks for all the tutorials 🤗
the video i was looking for on RUclips... thanks a lot for great content 🙏🙌
This is so helpful, thank you so much for sharing!
dude! you never stop to suprise us with those great videos ideas! keep it up
I'm really glad you liked it! Thanks for the feedback Miro 😄
Found your channel by accident but it perfectly fits what every pretty capable but not 100% student or architect needs to step his game up!
this is so satisfying to watch thanks so much
Great video Oliver! Thanks so much for the tips
Thank you for your video! Keep up the good work!
Awesome tutorial, thanks alot.
Thanks, your tutorials are fantastic! You explain very well! U saved my college career 🙏😍
Thanks for the feedback Giorgia! 🙏😁
I was thinking of making somethings like this, and here your video suddenly popped out on my notifications.
Well done man. Always loved your video.
Right on time then! Thanks Arzi 🙏
this is a miracle, that's why I'm subscribed~
This is amazing thank you!!!
Nice tutorial sir, thankyou so much
Amazing , thanks men
Man that was really useful ! 👍
Great video! Glad I watched it a week before my ddl😂
Right time baby 💪🏽
Thanks Oliver
🙌
Awesome work!
Vídeo incrível, como sempre ;)
I used to use ies light brush on photoshop and it's just giving a cartoon light effect. Thanks for sharing anyway :)
Amaaaazing video!!! thanks
I try to do as much of the lighting work in the render itself. This will help enhance that even more. Nice work!
Definetly! The best result will come from a combination of both 🙌
Thanks for the feedback Patrick
Nice for my urban project.
Brilliant . awsome video . thanks :D
Awesome man!
awsome man
thanks so much
U are awesome ❤️,thank you for sharing
hi just another tip instead of making the folder's blending a pass through you can set it to color dodge which in my preference is much easier to do than adjusting it by layer, and then you could just adjust the blur and the opacity and it would look like just the real thing
great job .. keep going
great help thanks!!
you.are.amazing hee thanks!
thank you so much
Great! Muchas Gracias!!!
Você é minha inspiração!
Obrigado Pedro 🙏
Thank you, really helpfull
I love it !
Thank you so much for your talent donation
Cool and interesting video¡¡ Thanks Oliver
Thank you Sergio!
Muchas gracias por todos tus videos. Espero que agregues subtítulos en español a los otros videos. Gracias por tu gran contenido!
🙏😀
Thanks bro
so cool！
Hope u get to 1m subs in this year
🤞
Wooooooooow amazing
very helpful
SO SO Good !!!!!
Thank you Rhea!! 💙
super!
Awesome...!
best channel here! I wish I watched your videos several years ago so that I wouldn't lose my job to a Bittch
i feel you bro
Yeah!well video
nice
Amazing work. I think the video is recorded at fast speed, can you please tell how much time you took to create this render? Thank you.
I created a new layer and used the polygonal lasso tool but when I try to add color nothing happens.
Hi! awesome video, I was wondering, what software do you use to render the 3D model? Thanks!
Thanks Ezra!
I used Sketchup and vray 😁
Thank you for your great channel. Could you have a career in architectural visualisation without any 3d software knowledge. I really love comping in Photoshop and have a background in illustration but I don't want to learn the ins and outs (steep learning curve) of 3d studio max or Maya. I would appreciate any advice.
Hi Paul! You definitely could! But I'm thinking not focused on realistic visualization.
You could be part of an architecture firm and be the image guy focusing on a iconic style. Or create an archviz firm that has a unique style. There are plenty of arch firms that have their own style, the only one I can think of right now is Fala Atelier for example. They are 100% into collage, but nothing holds you from combining your own techniques.
I hope that helps you in some way 😁
What 3D software did you use to make the basic model?
Cool Video!!!! May i ask what version of your Photoshop? Thanks
Thanks Henrick! I use the latest version of Adobe Photoshop CC, currently in the CC 2020 version.
But everything that I teach over this channel can be done using any CC version all the way back to 2015.
Can I find the source somewhere to try make something with it?
coño mano me habia asustado pense que ya no ibas a subir mas videos
from where can we get those human trees images??
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Praça Zacarias?
عمل جيد
👍👍👍👍👍❤
so good can I got base layer for free?
porque lso títulos están en español si hablan ingles? o hablas los dos idiomas?, sería genial que le pongas los subtítulos como este que hiciste en tus otros videos mas 😊
...or how to make a lightsaber!
T amo
I prefer the video without music it's distracting
Thanks for the feedback!
crack
Isnt it easyer to just do realistic render with raytracing
Check the video date. This is still a relevant skill to know in Photoshop, but it was way more important when RT wasn't around and when renders took an insane amount of time
This is a great video but honestly, if anyone is still doing THIS MUCH work in photoshop for ONE single image; you are wasting your time and project budget on a VERY outdated workflow .... meaning please find better initial rendering / output software .... your company with thank you ( not directed to OU Graphics, im sure you guys agree, just in general).
Hi Paul! I feel you. Can definetly understand why you think this way. But the main purpose of the video is to teach base skills. As I said in the video the best result will come from a preliminary render with lighting and in photoshop you'd enhance it, make it more dramatic.
Also, not all architects need to work in this way on getting their visuals done in the shortest amount of time so that the project can be approved by the client, then built and then cashed in asap.
I guess some of us see this profession more artistically than others.
Anyways I totally get what you said. And respect your point of view. Thanks for your feedback 😁
You didn’t do anything to it.
Way too fast.. doesn't explain the shortcuts or process. Its a cool video to watch but not learn from.
Hi Jennifer, thanks for the feedback! I try to find the balance between a fun video to watch and a detailed full course. Unfortunately, at the end of the day, we're still on youtube and long tedious videos aren't recommended to people and aren't watched. That's why I also offer, on another platform, a course on post-production. I hope you understand, but I'll make sure to take your comment into account for future videos!