Thanks Mate. Glad you enjoyed it. I think its good to know how to do it full cgi but you can push your image if you know how to use photos, even complementary to full cgi
@@NicolaiBecker I applied to over 300 firms when I did my renders in photoshop and all of them said that they would not hire me because if I leave they won't be able to replicate what I do, to get a job you need to work in a system that your employer can hire someone else and they would be up to speed in no time. sad but true. Add to that real time technologies, Lumion and Enscape and clubbing some imagery together is the way of the dinosaur now.
Awesome content. Thanks for sharing. It's really hard to find tips and tricks which talks about the concept and thought process not just the technical part. Really valuable.
it really depends on the project. I like the more intuitive way of matte paintings. But over the time, i actually did more and more in 3D since you obviously have more control. And combined with AI tools you can also the 3d look of plants for example. But for meadows, trees etc. i still like to use 2D aka photo elements.
![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 1/3 [adding vegetation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nF68txfyI2U/mqdefault.jpg)
![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 1/3 [adding vegetation]](/img/tr.png)
I have been looking for this for months thanks my guy
Your works are really professional, I watch even if I don't do arch viz
Impresionante maestro 🙌 a la espera del siguiente video .Saludos.!
Gracias Gustavo 🙌
Excellent knowledge transportation.
It was super tutorial. Thank you very much.
I'm looking forward to you from turkey. I'm looking forward to your new videos in this business. Thanks
Thanks yasin!
Amazing tutorial and breakdown on composition process
There is some unique magic to this oldschool approach. Beautifully done !
Thanks Mate. Glad you enjoyed it. I think its good to know how to do it full cgi but you can push your image if you know how to use photos, even complementary to full cgi
@@NicolaiBecker I applied to over 300 firms when I did my renders in photoshop and all of them said that they would not hire me because if I leave they won't be able to replicate what I do, to get a job you need to work in a system that your employer can hire someone else and they would be up to speed in no time. sad but true. Add to that real time technologies, Lumion and Enscape and clubbing some imagery together is the way of the dinosaur now.
Great stuff, excited to see more 👍
Thank you!
so much good information! awesome!
Kep it up dude i was realy reay looking forward for a chanel like this🖤 keep it. Up dude
Really amazing❤
So amazing skill and tutorial
Man this video is good
Glad you like it ✌️
Awesome content. Thanks for sharing. It's really hard to find tips and tricks which talks about the concept and thought process not just the technical part. Really valuable.
thank you akash for the nice feedback!!
Great tutorial. Quick, but still clear and easy to follow
So helpful, thank you so much
thanks for your feedback oscar!
Wonderful! Pls keep up doing tutorials
Very very good👌
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing💯
Amazing tutarial! Thank you!!
Im glad its helpful ! :)
Thanks mate, keep up the great content!
Thanks mate 🙌
This is helpful. Thank you
Top, top, top. Und Corona für Cinema 4D ist auch top. ;)
this is good. keep it up :)
Keep it up
This helps a lot, thx!!
THANKS! Woww
Thank you! Where did u render the building?
Modelled in C4D and rendered with corona renderer
Lovely content.
thank you :D
Thx. Perfect!
thanks.....auto subscribe..
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Waiting for more tutorials 🤟🤟
(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)?
it really depends on the project. I like the more intuitive way of matte paintings. But over the time, i actually did more and more in 3D since you obviously have more control. And combined with AI tools you can also the 3d look of plants for example. But for meadows, trees etc. i still like to use 2D aka photo elements.