Post Production in Photoshop: Post Process your renders like a pro
You can always take your 3d renders to the next level in Photoshop with these few simple steps. Doing Post Production adds so much more to your renders. In this video I will walk you through my process of taking a 3d render in photoshop and color grading it to look visually appealing.
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The trick about the glow is amazing, thanks a lot
Never knew a lot of these techniques, this is an amazing video!
thank you for the great tutorial - i hope to see more example about post process of render for landscapes
Thank you so much man, so beautiful!
This is very very helpful. Thank yu!
the final image is so sweet
@sanvfx
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you
really cool post process Sanvfx.. learn alot too thanks for the tip!
thank you
Amazing work brotha 🫡🧙🏼♂️
thank you so much that was very helpfull ❤❤
Very useful
I do my post processing in Affinity Photo. Though if I can just use straight Tiff file instead of layers (render passes) then I edit in Capture One. Because I'm a photographer. I just use my normal workflow with the file format.
This is very useful! Thanks!
@bxddie6669
3 жыл бұрын
Wut u doin here?
Nice bro
thanks
@sanvfx
4 жыл бұрын
My pleasure
good video
how he transfers this effects i still dont get it?
I think final result is too blurred. Prefer 9:50 option :)
Blender compositor is what I use, just because it’s built into blender and quick to start post processing
@9words40
2 жыл бұрын
i wonder if im better off using blender for compositing or spend my time on photoshop?
@jameslee9639
2 жыл бұрын
@@9words40 Spend it on photoshop. Blender compositor is slow.
@bee3D
2 жыл бұрын
@@9words40 photoshop
How can I get Post Process AOV in Redshift
The tips were helpful even though the final result wasn't as satisfactory
how u slide imige bro ?
and hey call me a weirdo but i do my post in blender compositor because its very light and feature full (even tho i don't render using blender as i use max and corona) and sometimes use affinity photo if i want to do a quick fix up
@sanvfx
4 жыл бұрын
Whatever works for you mate.
does anyone know any free alternatives for this?
2:42 what did you do here i dont know the sortcut or i dont know what to do
How do i get the passes used?
@bee3D
2 жыл бұрын
Open EXR
I don’t understand one thing: render passes when put together basically give you the beauty render. If I don’t wanna deal with aovs for the moment, can I get a similar result with just one single beauty render?
@Outmind01
Жыл бұрын
This is tripping me up too - you can 100% get the same or nearly the same look with your final render - why go through all the trouble with the passes then, especially since he didn't seem to do anything to them?
What are these passes?
What are passes/how do you get passes, sorry if this is a stupid question.
@paragon1598
3 жыл бұрын
I use blender btw
@sanvfx
3 жыл бұрын
Its render passess. Also known as AOV's. It basically splitting your render into different data channels so you can composite it later to improve your render. I dont use blender so not sure how u can save out different passes. There are plenty of tutorials on youtube on how to do that in blender
@paragon1598
3 жыл бұрын
@@sanvfx Thank you very much!
well; I need it 60 FPS in Unity
Why do you stack your passes on top of your beauty? Why dont your work in LWF and compose the Beauty with direct, indirect, reflection, refraction... passes? This would give you even more flexibility, no?
@sanvfx
4 жыл бұрын
That would give me more flexibility but because my raw renders dont have anything overdone i dont need to reduce any of the passes. If i have too much reflection i could reduce it with difference blend mode. So i dont really need to build my beauty pass from scratch. Hope that makes sense.