3D in Photoshop CS6-CC - 09 - Depth Maps 

I want to say thank you brother for the 3d tutorial series. You really broke down the basics enough for me to drive the rest of the way and experiment. Your work is greatly appreciated.

Awesome tutorial! As a deaf artist, your caption was very clear, makes it a lot more easier for me to understand what your'e saying as you go along demonstrating your work of art. Spot on Michael! I've subscribed to your Channel too.

Very simple and clear instructions. Love your tutorials for their content and presentation technique.

Wow. Amazing trick. I've been overlooking Photoshop's 3d module all the time, but it can be really useful!

This was incredibly helpful. Fantastic tutorial!

I don't have a place for edit source with my version of Photoshop and I have Cs6... going crazy!!!!!

Michael, thanks for a great tutorial. As a 3D photographer printing my work as glasses free lenticulars, I sometimes need to convert a 2D to 12-18 multiviews that I can interlace to print the lenticular. I'm experienced in creating depthmaps, but haven't seen the 3D capabilities of CS6 before. Can I open a 2D photo, use the 3D features in Photoshop to create the depthmap as you've shown & then take individual JPGs of the 3D image from diff angles? If so, can you pls do a quick tutorial to show me how using a photo I'll email you. Thanks in advance.

Hi Michael ! This technique works well with CC photoshop but I do exactly the same things with photoshop 2014 and the same picture after editing and saving the gray layer, nothing changes on the 3D layer. Looks like recording of the depth maps is not done properly. When I want to re-change it, it's the original image which returns in the PSB. What can happen ?

Thanks for doing more with 3D. Your tutorials are much appreciated as I would never have stumbled on this or understood what was happening if I did. I there any way the 3D can work as an amplified displacement map? I guess I'm picturing more specific "shaping" or adherence to a 3d form than brushstrokes would provide. Again thanks!

Great - GREAT! - tutorial. Unfortunately, similar to others here using CS6 extended, I too am unable to see "Edit Source" in the Properties menu. Any advice much appreciated.... from anyone :

Great tutorial ! I have a little problem, even after application of the gaussian blur (more than 200 pixels) on the depth maps, there is some strongly visible aliasing on the final image. Have you a solution ?

Great tutorial but I have a question: why we can't render depth maps based graphics? It is just starting for a second and that's it. Is there is any solution?

Great!

Good day to you Michael. Was following your Photoshop CS6-CC-09 Depth Maps tutorial until I got to the step where you EDIT the depth map. I am using CS6 Extended and when I got to that point, the PROPERTIES PANEL only showed CATCH SHADOWS AND CAST SHADOWS. It never gave the option to EDIT SOURCE. Is there something I missed? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Nick trick Mike!

can t find edit source button!! help plz!!