Post-produce Architectural Renders in Photoshop

Overview

“Now that I've shown you how to work on the base layer and the material ID layer in Photoshop to be able to identify each material with a different color and make it easier to select and alter materials individually, in this lesson we will continue with the regulation and calibration of shadows, saturation and brightness and contrast to achieve a homogeneous image. ”

In this video lesson Fernando Neyra Moreta addresses the topic: Texture Manipulation: Interior Images 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Post-produce Architectural Renders in Photoshop. Learn how to enhance the style of architectural design by combining the realistic aspect of the render with artistic originality.

Partial transcription of the video

“Texture manipulation: interior images Another thing I see with the naked eye, after having slightly desaturated the blacks in the kitchen, is that the wood looks very warm compared to the rest. I'm going to select the wood. I see that I have a particular layer of wood, so it has already been modified. I put Control + U on that layer and I'm going to lower the saturation of that wood a little to tie a little with the intention of this image. The intention of this image is to make it warm, but homogeneous, that no element stands out from the rest. I have managed to have a good overall brightn...”

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Course summary for: Post-produce Architectural Renders in Photoshop

• Level: Beginner
• 92% positive reviews (24)
• 1800 students
• 4 units
• 20 lessons (4h 33m)
• 7 downloads

• Category

  Architecture & Spaces

• Areas

  Architectural Illustration, Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Digital Illustration