Oliver from Upstairs shares his entire workflow for animating an exploded axonometric diagram with the help of SketchUp, Photoshop and After Effects. (more…) [...]
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Using math to match colors in Photoshop
Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect explains how you can use simple math to match colors between two different photos in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to easily change water color in Photoshop
Vietnamese 3D artist Duong Van Sinh, from S Photoshop Architecture, teaches us how to easily change water color of a swimming pool in post-production using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Inserting projects into aerial photos
From Upstairs comes this cool video tutorial with all the steps on how to insert your architectural projects into aerial photographs taken using a drone. (more…) [...]
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Create realistic wet glass effect in Photoshop
Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect shares his workflow for simulating realistic wet glass effect in post-production using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to add patterns to objects in Photoshop
Unmesh Dinda from PiXimperfect says goodbye to 2020 with this new tutorial on how to add different kinds of patterns to any object in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to remove a green screen in Photoshop
A very handy tutorial by Jesús Ramírez in which you will discover how to perfectly remove a green screen, or color background, from an image using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to change specific colors in Photoshop
Jesús Ramírez shares a very interesting and useful Photoshop trick to change specific colors in your images using blending modes, masks and the hue/saturation tool. (more…) [...]
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Composition and color in Archviz
Nicolai Becker has released a new tutorial in which he explains his process behind the development of a final image, regarding modeling, composition and the use of color. (more…) [...]
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7 Easy Photoshop tips to improve your composites
Jesús Ramírez from the Photoshop Training Channel is back with 7 amazing tips to make your composites look more realistic. (more…) [...]
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