Let’s talk design!
Having a studio Background with Studio lighting is really handy if you want to show off a product. Whether you do jewelry design, wood working, furniture design, or just want to render a cool model of a futuristic car just for fun. This is for you.
This video details the Post Production process of the render we produced in a previous video. We start off by changing the Sky + Background and then we go in and fix certain objects. After all is done we add in a few finishing touches in the form of Color Filters and a Depth of Field effect.
An unedited Post Production time-lapse video. Not recommended to watch unless you're a little familiar with Post Production in Photoshop.
An unedited Post Production time-lapse video. Not recommended to watch unless you're a little familiar with Post Production in Photoshop.
This is a quick video on how to create a Depth of Field (Camera Focus) Effect in Photoshop. It literally takes a few minutes to get done but has amazing results!
This post production video is going to be focusing on some new things like incorporating Z Depth and Atmosphere render outputs into a post production workflow.
Detailed Photoshop Post Production Guide; turning a Flat Faded and Blurry Render into a Vibrant Warm and Sharp Image.
How about a Background you can easily control and preview? This tutorial shows you how to create your own background (like the ones featured in my videos) in just a few minutes.
In this tutorial I'm recording my process of creating a simple mood board in less than an hour for an upcoming design which I'll be sharing with you guys 🙂
Post Production doesn't require a pro, you just need to know how to use the tools at your disposal to enhance a rendered image. In this post, I'll take you through my beginner-friendly Post Production process from the Modeling stage to Adding the final Filter in Photoshop.
