Adobe Photoshop for Matte Painting

Overview

“The little visibility and definition that the elements have while they are further away will generate a sense of depth; that's what the atmospheric perspective is all about. In this unit you will learn how to achieve this type of perspective, which is very useful especially in landscape settings.”

In this video lesson David Vega Palacios addresses the topic: Atmospheric perspective, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 7: Composition and Perspective. Discover concepts and basic techniques to give depth and realism to your project.

Partial transcription of the video

“PHOTOSHOP FOR MATTE PAINTING COURSE 7 LESSON 3 The atmospheric perspective Now we will see how to apply the atmospheric perspective. Let's see it. You may have noticed, as you looked far into the horizon, that things look fainter and with little contrast, as if covered by a veil. Actually, if we take mountains as an example, we see that at a certain hour they look blue in the distance, but if we get closer, they will take on their real color. This is because of the density of air. It contains tiny particles of light, so if you see a mountain from afar, you are also seeing the air between yo...”

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Course summary for: Course 7: Composition and Perspective

• Level: Beginner
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