Rendering for Architects, Pt. 6: Post-Production with Photoshop

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This one covers the post-production steps I go through to take a raw render to a final image. It covers saving out render passes, adjustments in the Corona Image Editor, and setting up a non-destructive workflow in Photoshop. This video effectively concludes my whole process of producing high end renderings from a Revit model as part of a design workflow.
Links to the main topics:
#1 - Saving Render Passes 01:35
#2 - Corona Image Editor 04:08
#3 - Getting into Photosohp 05:51
If you missed them, check out Pts. 1-5 for other tips on setting your Revit and Max model to make this workflow easier:
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20 июл 2024

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@mohamedaltegani3649 11 месяцев назад

thanks for this man, you made all the process seems so simple and easy. I already started following up with your steps and I am sure after no so long period of time i will ba very good at it.

@_asimpleman 3 года назад

Loved the series. I've never used 3ds max before so you basically helped me go from knowing nothing to being able create a decent render. Really helpful stuff

@VanVoorhisArchitects 3 года назад

That’s awesome to hear. 100% why I wanted to put this out there. Let me know if you have any questions!

@victoriawaschenko Год назад

Jeff, you are a true inspiration. Thank you for making these videos. I feel so fortunate to have come across them. You have a new subscriber as well as an advocate for others to check out your channel. Keep up the amazing content! I'd love to learn more about the plugins you mention! I'll first install 3ds max on my computer ;)

@VanVoorhisArchitects Год назад

Thanks you so much Victoria! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. Have fun with Max!

@tomverbong795 4 года назад

Hi jeff. Great tutorial once again. Haven't been doing much rendering work lately but got a new project coming up next week. Will definitly try and incorporate these new steps into the process. As always i will keep you updated for some additional feedback :D Would love to see you do more of these.

@VanVoorhisArchitects 4 года назад

Awesome, looking forward to it! I've got lots of ideas so I'll definitely keep them coming.

@cgimadesimple Год назад

very informative, thanks!

@WizardVal 2 года назад

Hey man, great stuff! I would only suggest you add a Normal shading pass to you list, is very powerful as you can select surfaces by angle and with one click you can dark in shadows or lighting lights depending on your light angle, so you can add a backlight without rendering it.

@VanVoorhisArchitects 2 года назад

That’s a great suggestion. I’m going to try that on my next project. Thanks!

@WizardVal 2 года назад

@@VanVoorhisArchitects Always welcome buddy! Oh btw there are so many more powerful things there but it will need a book to enlightening all of them. Do you know what can you do with world position pass? You can create a real 3D scene from it using displacement in Fusion, have dynamic masks according to the geometry in the scene with no 3D involved, for example placing shadows on the wall from the tree you added or any object you add in ps. The limit is only imagination. You have a great channel buddy.

@jankralicek7954 3 года назад

Man this was awesome, thanks a lot. I'm Spanish speaker so I wanted to ask you if you could put the subtitles in Spanish. Anyway this served me to practice English. One again, tank you! (sorry for the gramatical error jaja)

@Bateekhnaahmar 5 месяцев назад

Thank you

@felizberto12 3 года назад

Very good

@manuuguerrero97 Год назад

Hey man, Im following your workflow, but I seem to miss something, and it's your scene configuration, and how do you set up corona to render your image apart from ratio, it would be really useful. Great work on these videos and on your art man, cheers.

@VanVoorhisArchitects Год назад

Thanks man appreciate it! Apologies on the delayed response. Can you elaborate on what you’re looking for regarding the image setup? Let me know if there’s something specific you’re looking to do and I’ll help if I can.

@lucaburiani1 3 года назад

hi Jeff I loved all your videos! very effective! If you ever will open a patreon channel I'm in! Do you mind any tuts about animation in corona? or for cinematic archviz the best way is using unreal engine?

@VanVoorhisArchitects 3 года назад

Thanks! I might set one up down the road and will share once I do. Animation in Max (w/any rendering engine, not just corona) is definitely a bit of black hole... I haven’t seen many concise tutorials on it probably because it isn’t the easiest deliverable unless you’re just trying to do some simple pans. I’ve looked into Unreal a bit and I think the animation tools built into their Twinmotion platform are fairly user friendly though they sacrificed a bit of the customizability to make things more user friendly. The full unreal engine platform is definitely and probably the most cinematic but is more like building a video game and not quite as easy to integrate into a real architects workflow without a dedicated viz team to help out. It all really depends on how deep you want to push your animations.

@shakirali4122 3 года назад

hello sir, Please upload more ......

@VanVoorhisArchitects 3 года назад

Working on it! Just had a baby girl recently and that put my videos on pause for a bit. I’m working on ramping things back up and am about 70% through editing a new video. Appreciate your patience!

@shakirali4122 3 года назад

@@VanVoorhisArchitects i am waiting sir, take your time. really your teaching way is awesome.

@victoriawaschenko Год назад

Congrats on the baby girl!!! And yes! Your teaching method has me curious if you’ve ever thought of being a professor? You’re clearly effective in your teaching style and the deliverable is just as well designed as the content itself! I wouldn’t expect anything less from an architect :)