Another amazing video, please dont lets us wait so long for the next one! Keep it going with the archviz videos, its so hard to find these really good in-depth tutorials.
As we already exchanged on the first video, this second part is really cool to watch. I know, nowadays, we can achieve really advanced and believable 3D textures with a lot of tweaking (especially with the node system in almost well known 3D render softwares) but decal is always for me a nice final touch. I don't say its more or less believable, juste i prefer the "feeling" of them. But yeah we have to find the perfect balance for not overtune the image. To blend your decals, you use a lot of Adjustements layer like curves and so one. It's give a lot of freedom to adjust but i haven't seen you using the "blending option" (i'm not sure this is the right term because i'm using Photoshop in French) in the layer style, where you can use "sliders" in the "Blend if" area. I think it's nice option to play with, very similar but different if you had only use adjustement layers. It's perfect to blend images without modify the contrast or luminosity. It's a personnal choice ? I'm just curious about that. Anyway, great sharing once again. I know it's very time consuming to do video like this, no need to rush. I think most of viewers prefer to watch great content than clickbait video or already seen workflow / just simple "tuts"'. Thank you !
thank you for this comment. Really appreciate your positive feedback! I didn't know about the blend if function so far and just watched a tutorial. This is actually very nice, and in some cases Im sure its the better option.
Hi Nicolai! i would be happy if you could once do a texture pack with photgraphs from ashphalt, pavement, street and so on. I really loved the grass textures but i dont have much ground maps. Regards
thanks for your input! i will have a look into my library if its worth another pack :) For the tutorial, you can also download the asphalt and gravel photo background, you already know that, right?
![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 3/3 [final adjustments/color]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iSyRbFr8hdg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 3/3 [final adjustments/color]](/img/tr.png)
![Archviz Postproduction Series - Part 1/3 [adding vegetation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nF68txfyI2U/mqdefault.jpg)
Amazing insights and great videos. Thanks for putting out all of the content that you do! Your website/store is also amazing, great materials there
thank you for your comment! I'm glad you appreciate the content :-)
Another amazing video, please dont lets us wait so long for the next one! Keep it going with the archviz videos, its so hard to find these really good in-depth tutorials.
Great work as always! Really enjoying watching those tutorials- waiting for more to come :)
thank you!
As we already exchanged on the first video, this second part is really cool to watch.
I know, nowadays, we can achieve really advanced and believable 3D textures with a lot of tweaking (especially with the node system in almost well known 3D render softwares) but decal is always for me a nice final touch. I don't say its more or less believable, juste i prefer the "feeling" of them. But yeah we have to find the perfect balance for not overtune the image.
To blend your decals, you use a lot of Adjustements layer like curves and so one. It's give a lot of freedom to adjust but i haven't seen you using the "blending option" (i'm not sure this is the right term because i'm using Photoshop in French) in the layer style, where you can use "sliders" in the "Blend if" area. I think it's nice option to play with, very similar but different if you had only use adjustement layers. It's perfect to blend images without modify the contrast or luminosity. It's a personnal choice ? I'm just curious about that.
Anyway, great sharing once again. I know it's very time consuming to do video like this, no need to rush. I think most of viewers prefer to watch great content than clickbait video or already seen workflow / just simple "tuts"'. Thank you !
thank you for this comment. Really appreciate your positive feedback! I didn't know about the blend if function so far and just watched a tutorial. This is actually very nice, and in some cases Im sure its the better option.
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Hi Nicolai! i would be happy if you could once do a texture pack with photgraphs from ashphalt, pavement, street and so on. I really loved the grass textures but i dont have much ground maps. Regards
thanks for your input! i will have a look into my library if its worth another pack :) For the tutorial, you can also download the asphalt and gravel photo background, you already know that, right?