rhino 7 [mac] + photoshop: intro to rendering

hi friends i slapped this video together real quick to hopefully help with final reviews coming up. the idea is to get a base image via rendering + some photoshop that you can then take into lightroom or keep in photoshop to then add some stylistic adjustments. hope you enjoy!
link for sample model:
drive.google.c...

[@Mina-ge8yk]

Thanks a lot! Found it really helpful as a first year :)

[@maiyafukui5650]

render alert🙏🏻‼️💯

[@kaiparel-sewell4505]

🚨🚨renders!!🚨🚨

[@eventorp3689]

Thanks a lot! Never knew about the trees in PS - gamechanger!

[@ponyrang]

Wow, My best friend, I liked the video very much, thanks you for sharing, stay safe, stay blessed

[@chaovincent1857]

Very inspiring!

[@sashanakitende8532]

will you be making more videos for rhino on a mac? this has been helpful!

[@kaiparel-sewell4505]

absolutely! glad you liked it!

[@tanimoto_tsukasa]

Heya! Thank you so much for the video - super super helpful ☺
I'd like to ask you two things if I may:
- Where did you download the material/textures?
- Similarly, where did you get these trees from? They seem super handy!
(sorry for the beginner question 😅)
Arigato!

[@kaiparel-sewell4505]

glad you liked it! it’s been a while, so i don’t remember entirely, but i think the materials were just from the default materials library in rhino, and i found the tree on cgtrader somewhere. hope that helps!

[@tanimoto_tsukasa]

@@kaiparel-sewell4505 Ohhhh I see! Sorry I didn't notice! Thank you so much ☺ Looking forward for additional videos!

[@matthewirving1103]

What do you export the render as before you put it in photoshop

[@huguiale248]

nice video thanks! just a question, do you know how to manage the material aspect on a surface ? the material is often too much zoomed in or out and I m unable to change ?

[@jr-rp1kl]

Thanks for this video ... just a suggestion, we really don't need to see you in the video ;)