Udemy - Architecture post production in Photoshop Zero to Advanced

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Posted on 17 Jun 02:35 | by cod2war | 7 views

Udemy - Architecture post production in Photoshop Zero to Advanced

Title: Udemy - Architecture post production in Photoshop Zero to Advanced
Info:
What you'll learn
Post production in Adobe photoshop
Adobe Photoshop non-destructive editing workflow
Adding and removing subjects, color & light matching
Do multiple project with different difficulty level
Making environment, lighting, color adjusting
Combining render elements
Working with different color modes and depth
Fix render issues and camera
Make a variety of the same render shot
and many more tips and tricks .

In this course, you will learn from very beginner to advanced how to post-production your 3D render shots in Adobe Photoshop.

Basically, you will learn 3 modes:

You have your final render and just need some adjustments such as color, lighting, camera, and minor fixing like the color burn.

You rendered your main subject and elements, but need to add extra elements, adjusting and matching the final result.

You just rendered basic geometry raw and want to make the total scene elements and environment such as sky, plants, people, atmosphere, other buildings, vehicles, etc.

In this course, you will learn all, step by step with full descriptions, mention shortcuts, why and how to use tools like professional, and many tips and tricks.

Not only by passing this course you will improve your skills but also your working speed and workflow will be upgraded and you will get enough confidence to do all professional tasks in less time with better results.

In this course, I teach you all actions with non-destructive workflow editing which make you able re-adjust and make different versions of the same project easily.

This course also contains many useful and unique resources for your projects such as brushes clouds and lights.

By passing this course you will be a true professional Adobe Photoshop photo editing master for architectural post-production.