Compositing a 3D Architectural Rendering in Photoshop and 3ds Max

Pluralsight
Course Summary
Throughout these lessons, we will merge a 3D architectural rendering into a photographic background. Software required: 3ds Max 2014, V-Ray 2.4, Photoshop CC, Photolooks.
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Course Description
Throughout these lessons, we will merge a 3D architectural rendering into a photographic background. Focusing first on our 3D workflow, we will go through several techniques in 3ds Max regarding material creation, lighting, and rendering. We will then move over to Photoshop and combine our 3D rendering with our photograph and take it through various stages, like blending our render elements, color-correction, weathering surfaces, adding 2D elements, and adding several effects to our composition. By the end of this tutorial, you will have learned a lot of useful techniques that will help you not only with your photo-compositing but also with your regular 3D workflow and post-production. Software required: 3ds Max 2014, V-Ray 2.4, Photoshop CC, Photolooks.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction and Project Overview- 1m 17s
—Introduction and Project Overview 1m 17sCompositing a 3D Architectural Rendering in Photoshop and 3ds Max- 3h 8m
—Correcting Perspective and Lens Distortion 7m 22s
—Using Perspective Match 4m 53s
—Lighting with V-Ray Sun and Sky 8m 10s
—Using an HDRI Map 7m 6s
—Discussing Texture Resources and Useful Plug-ins 7m 15s
—Talking About Our Basic Materials 7m 4s
—Using V-RayDirt and Noise Maps 9m 36s
—Setting up Reflections 8m 2s
—Generating Our Render Elements 4m 0s
—Continuing to Add Render Elements 6m 51s
—Setting up Our Final Render Scene 8m 7s
—Cleaning up Our Background 7m 27s
—Integrating 3D Renderings into Our Background 7m 33s
—Blending Our Render Elements 5m 47s
—Color-correcting and Adjusting Details 7m 52s
—Blending Our Rendered Building's Edges 7m 57s
—Creating a Dirt Brush in Photoshop 9m 42s
—Creating Our Building's Missing Shadow 11m 44s
—Adding Small Details to Our Building 9m 51s
—Adjusting to Our Image 10m 1s
—Applying Lighting Effects 9m 21s
—Placing People and Birds into Our Scene 9m 26s
—Finalizing Our Composition 8m 2s
—Discussing Photolooks 5m 11s