Aga from Arch Viz Artist shows how she uses the Sweep Profile script for 3ds Max to optimize the process of creating moldings for interior scenes. (more…) [...]
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Exposure Triangle: Shutter Speed, F-Number & ISO Explained
In this short video tutorial, Agnieszka Klich from Arch Viz Artist shows how the exposure triangle works, explaining how to use the shutter speed, f-number and ISO options of your render engine's camera to achieve different effects, like a shallow [...]
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Realistic textures for your site plans
Steven from Show it Better shares his workflow for choosing the right textures and how to prepare them to use them in your site plans. (more…) [...]
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Little known masking Photoshop trick
Jesús Ramírez from PTC explains how to mask complex objects like plants or trees using a "hidden" channel option in Photoshop! (more…) [...]
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How to photoscan glass
Peter, from the german archviz studio Xoio, teaches us how to photoscan glass and other transparent objects using Metashape and Blender. (more…) [...]
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How to create wet glass
3D artist Agnieszka Klich is back with another extra useful tutorial, this time on how to create advanced wet glass material using 3ds Max and Corona Renderer. (more…) [...]
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How to model wrinkles and folds
Arrimus 3D shares his workflow for adding wrinkles and folds to ear pads using 3ds Max and ZBrush. (more…) [...]
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Difficult Photoshop masks made easy
Jesús Ramírez from PTC teaches us how to create insanely difficult masks with many details using calculations in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Simulating complex fabrics in 3ds Max
Spanish 3D artist Adán Martín shares this amazing tutorial on how to simulate complex fabrics, like rugs, quilts and cushions, using the Morpher and Skin Wrap modifiers in 3ds Max. (more…) [...]
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Remove halos in 30 seconds with Photoshop!
In this new video by PiXimperfect you will learn how to instantly remove halos or fringes around the edges of complex cutouts like trees, bushes or people in Photoshop! (more…) [...]
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