A very useful tutorial from Jesús Ramírez for when you need to precisely change the color of a surface in post-production using Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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How to apply rim light in Photoshop
Jesús Ramírez from PTC is back this week with a very powerful tutorial for how to apply rim light to subjects in Photoshop, specially useful to use on people cutouts. (more…) [...]
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Realistic reflections with Photoshop for archviz projects
A very helpful tutorial by Roberto de Rose from State of Art Academy on how to achieve realistic reflections with Photoshop for your archviz project. (more…) [...]
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Paying 5 “internet artists” to Photoshop a sketch
A great video by Mooch on which he payed 5 different internet artists a range between $5-$30 to Photoshop a sketch of his into something more "architectural". (more…) [...]
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Make the object selection tool way more precise
Here's another great Photoshop tutorial by Unmesh Dinda, this time on how to make more precise selections with the Object Selection Tool. (more…) [...]
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Realistic physical model using V-ray and Photoshop
Oliver from OU Graphics is back with this tutorial that will teach you everything you need to know for bringing a digital building model to life using V-Ray and Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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The Incredible Math Behind the “Divide” Blend Mode
Unmesh Dinda explains the math behind Photoshop's Divide blend mode, and how to use it to correct the color cast of your images/photos. (more…) [...]
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How to turn a render into a post digital collage image
Steven from Show It Better shares his method for going from a render to a more stylized image with the help of SketchUp and Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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30 Amazing Photoshop secrets, tips and trick
Jesús Ramírez from PTC is back again this week with this really cool video with 30 amazing Photoshop secrets, tips and trick to improve your post-production workflow! (more…) [...]
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The “Location” Trick to Match Colors in Photoshop!
Unmesh Dinda explains how to match the colors of a composite with the help of gradient maps in Photoshop. Very useful for seamlessly blending entourage in post-production. (more…) [...]
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