I Photoshop stuff as a hobby so I'm not always up to date on this stuff, but every time I stumble across a new feature I just sit in awe at how well this program is made and what it can do.
This is Fantastic information. However, as a perspective drawing nerd I can say with no reservation that you need to learn your basics about Horizon Lines and Vanishing Points even when the software is helping you out. The grid you made for the harbor is WAY off, and it would be easy for you to tell that if you understood basic perspective drawing. Software can't replace the foundations of art. That said, this is still great stuff. Thanks for putting it out there.
Thanks, Pat. I'm definitely not a pro when it comes to perspective. I know a little, but that last time I took a perspective class was in high school and it's not really something I use a lot. I think you're right about what you said! Thanks! 🍻
Thanks, this video is a saver, I cant "like" it enough! I never knew about this advanced tool. You got yourself a new subscriber. Great video, slightly fast-paced but otrhervise great.
I wish u good luck, man. You know a lot and tell us the necessary information. Thank you for teaching us. And what's more, I can improve my knowledge of English, but it doesn't cancel that you're talking so fast :D
Nice info, but those walls are highly warped closer to the camera. I understand there's lens distortion, but there's gotta be a way to straighten those out....
You can also just learn about basic vanishing points with a pencil and paper, then apply it to Photoshop. Vanishing points are everything when you want to render perfect perspective. You have two point vanishing point and beyond. Start with two point vanishing points and learn to draw a panorama view of a city with tall buildings. It crosses over to Photoshop. Google "vanishing points"
You're probably correct. I have tweaked and adjusted the mic a bit since this tutorial was made. Always learning and growing! Thanks for the comment, man! 🍻
I have a problem with the image I intend to insert. I cannot do anything with it (like overlay etc.), because no separate layer for that image is produced, that way I cannot put any effect on it. How can I fix that?
Hey man love this tutorial! I have been wanting to learn this. I had a question and maybe you could help me out? When i save this as a .vfe and import it into after effects, it looks pixelated, do you know why its like that?
Thanks, man! For the pixelation, is the file big enough to fit the after effects file without being stretched? is the aspect ratio of the .vfe the same as the aspect ratio of the after effects file? also, it could be the preview engine in after effects. Try rendering out a small portion of the project and it may clear right up. Hope that helps!
Good tutorial - but your left grid is not set up right (At all) ...just compare the window's vertical lines to the grid? horiyontal lines are way off ....just a reminder to the viewers that they need to do a better job to mach everything right /cheers
I Photoshop stuff as a hobby so I'm not always up to date on this stuff, but every time I stumble across a new feature I just sit in awe at how well this program is made and what it can do.
Some of the stuff that can be done is pretty crazy.
WOW! As an architect I wish I had known this so long ago. The measurement tool is invaluable. Great video!
I like that you talk fast. I find no time to get bored. Great! Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge this video was extremely useful
Thanks a lot... i did a great Job in my Architecture Collage for exam because of your tutorial.
Thanks tutvid! This will nail home my architectural rendering comps. VP has always been a mystery to me. I run into most of the points you cover.
Great tutorial!, please continue to do this extended tutorials on less known tools (at least for me) of Photoshop
Sure thing! Glad you enjoy it!
The best of all video in youtube about vanishing point.
This is the highest quality tutorial I have watched on youtube for some time. Cheers Pal
Thank you, Ali! Very kind of you to say!
Very helpful material. Thanks for sharing.
I liked the grid with white bg for drawing purposes that was helpful.
For the first time for me, this was an exciting photoshop tutorial I watched till the end!
incredible! I've been having problems with perspectives and this makes it super simple!
Thank you for this informative and entertaining tutorial! I sincerely appreciate videos like this. Again, thanks a ton.
An excellent tutorial, its along time since I learnt something valuable in photoshop.
Great tutorial! Helped me to use perspective grids for sketch storyboards. Also great energy, I like the passion that you put on teaching this stuff.
Thank you so much, Mauro!
This is Fantastic information. However, as a perspective drawing nerd I can say with no reservation that you need to learn your basics about Horizon Lines and Vanishing Points even when the software is helping you out. The grid you made for the harbor is WAY off, and it would be easy for you to tell that if you understood basic perspective drawing. Software can't replace the foundations of art.
That said, this is still great stuff. Thanks for putting it out there.
Thanks, Pat. I'm definitely not a pro when it comes to perspective. I know a little, but that last time I took a perspective class was in high school and it's not really something I use a lot. I think you're right about what you said! Thanks! 🍻
How would you have drawn the perspective drawing?
very helpful thankyou so much!
Thanks a lot! Very detailed information about the vanishing point!
Installed, everything works, thanks! Like
really good one... one of the best in youtube...just pure knowledge there...thank you!
Thanks so much! 🍻
Thanks, this video is a saver, I cant "like" it enough! I never knew about this advanced tool. You got yourself a new subscriber. Great video, slightly fast-paced but otrhervise great.
very good tutorial about a tool not used by all,, thanks and keep it like this !
Love it. Thanks so much! 👍
I wish u good luck, man. You know a lot and tell us the necessary information. Thank you for teaching us. And what's more, I can improve my knowledge of English, but it doesn't cancel that you're talking so fast :D
Thank you very much! really useful and simply explained !
Really usefull ! Thank's a lot !
This was AMAZING
Very Nice Tutorial , well explained , very helpful , congratulations , and thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge and your precious time !!!
So many great tips in this single video, Great job! I subscribed.
Thanks, Carlos!
This is great. I didn't know you can export these grids to other Adobe apps.
Awesome tutorial!
Nice info, but those walls are highly warped closer to the camera. I understand there's lens distortion, but there's gotta be a way to straighten those out....
Way to advanced for me but very interesting, thanks mate.
vanishing point fiter never available. attmpted 3 times. always grayed out (couldnt select it)
Thank you!
hey man, i know you´ve made this tutorial in a while, but , thanks for doing it. ;)
Much appreciate your video
That owl graphic is the perfect opportunity to toss in some Blend If.
Hi! I can not adjust the anchor points of the second plane. Any idea what happened? changing the angle is not enough for my use. :(
superb tutorial..very helpful
Thank you
You can also just learn about basic vanishing points with a pencil and paper, then apply it to Photoshop. Vanishing points are everything when you want to render perfect perspective. You have two point vanishing point and beyond. Start with two point vanishing points and learn to draw a panorama view of a city with tall buildings. It crosses over to Photoshop. Google "vanishing points"
unbelievable... thanks bro it was great!
Hi, is it possible to change the position, size, etc. of the owl once you have placed it and exited your vanishing point? If so, how? Thanks!
Great tutorial once again!
Thanks, Adam!
that was very helpful .. thanks a lot
I have a question, can you create grids for curved surfaces in photoshop? Or organic landscapes
crazy shit, been looking for this stuff for years
thanks
Can someone please explain how to avoid jagged edges using the vanishing point tool?
when i do ctrl-c , ctrl-v for my logo nothing appears ??
me too :(
Excellent!
Excellent video.
thanks been waiting for this one!
Glad you enjoyed it, Blaine! Thanks for the comment!
Awesome tutorial.
Thanks alot
Baraa Sabsabi, Thank you so much! 🍻
This is a great video, thanks for making it.
Thank you so much for the kind words! 🍻
Very very helpful video . Amazing :)
Fabulous! Huge help.
Thank you!
Amazing tutorials mate, Just bought your course (great price! ) , looking forward to upgrading my PS skills.
Thank you!
Although it's 3 years, this vid is still really helpful to me
As below. Great tutorial please do more. Please can you also do 3d photoshop tutorial?
Well thank you for sharing knowledge. Subscribed and liked. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!
When i import the vpe in after effects it is coming as turned. İ can not fix it. Can anybody help how to normalize it?
Thanks!
cam someone tell if i could reselect the objects after putting them inside the plane.??
photoshop cc 2014 no options to render measurements or export to Ae , help !!!!
GOOD TUTORIAL...
Thanks a Lot 4 this.
Love your tutorials! Not sure if its just me but it seems as if the high frequencies on your mic may be too high.
You're probably correct. I have tweaked and adjusted the mic a bit since this tutorial was made. Always learning and growing! Thanks for the comment, man! 🍻
Awesome tutorial!!! 😊😄
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Really helpful! thumbs up
very useful! thanks man!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video! 👌
OMG that's exactly the skill that i want to know
more from those videos thanka
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Really Awesome!!!
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
I love your content!
for some reason, I can never select the points and edit them. I have to delete it and start over
Finally! Thank you!
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a problem with the image I intend to insert. I cannot do anything with it (like overlay etc.), because no separate layer for that image is produced, that way I cannot put any effect on it. How can I fix that?
You want to create a new layer first and then go into Vanishing Point on the new layer.
Thank you very much for your answer! I can't believe that the solution was so simple. Thank you once again for that and for great tutorial :)
Great!!!
Geniussss
Would it be possible to email you with a question? Thanks
How do i use patterns with vanishing point?
Hey mate.. You are awesome .. thumbs up.. :)
Thanks, man!
Link of image isn't working
I can't find Export to Ae Option. photoshop 2015
I think Photoshop needs to put more effort into there perspective grids period. Other software is so much better! Thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks, Lisa! I would love a better grid system!
Hey man love this tutorial! I have been wanting to learn this. I had a question and maybe you could help me out? When i save this as a .vfe and import it into after effects, it looks pixelated, do you know why its like that?
Thanks, man! For the pixelation, is the file big enough to fit the after effects file without being stretched? is the aspect ratio of the .vfe the same as the aspect ratio of the after effects file? also, it could be the preview engine in after effects. Try rendering out a small portion of the project and it may clear right up. Hope that helps!
+tutvid hm.. Let me check into that!
WOWWWW!!!!!!
Holding ALT should change the cancel button to reset
awesome!
Thanks!
The Sadness after watching this great tutorial... and discover that vanishing point doesn't work in 32 bit workspace :(
speechless!!!! open a new vison to work with photoshop.👌
If I do the same thing with an image, the edges became extremely rough. Any tips?
Please upload matte painting tutorials.
Thanks to used picture of Bonaire!!!!!! 12:37min
I can’t choose vanishing point from the start
feels like Tony Stark talking about perspective on photoshop here.. :)
Good tutorial - but your left grid is not set up right (At all) ...just compare the window's vertical lines to the grid? horiyontal lines are way off ....just a reminder to the viewers that they need to do a better job to mach everything right /cheers
good ..
Thanks!
Great !!!!!!!!!!! :)
Thanks, man! 🍻