Once you remove the surroundings, it's crystal clear and absolutely stunning. Perfect for a historical guide, photography, or even just inspiration for practically anything building based. Nice video man!
What did you do in the end? I love to see those vintage filters. Noticed you kinda liquified the middle in perspective to pop out, then also used field blur, vignette?
Great video for sure. But I wish everything was explained instead of just shown. The line tool is not even standard. I had to find it. Then as I used it I noticed that it as standard just draws lines. There is no noticeable way to combine these lines. But I paused the video and checked out the settings. Another thing. Google Earth has graphic settings for 3D view. That may change the print quality?
Well, it can be whatever drink you like. It just happens to be that I don't drink coffee and being British I naturally drifted towards tea ) Thank you, it means a lot to me. Well one of the reasons I started doing this was the lack of people who did stuff like this.
WOW!!! This is great!!! I just can not find anything to say!! Can you please do this in a random region in Çorum! I am really wondering how you will manage it. Thanks! Again, great!
You are welcome! Don't forget to share it with others) You are right, this doesn't work everywhere, but I have a "solution"! Subscribe so you don't miss it!!!
Ugh I thought you found a way to make quick 3D buildings from the map with photoshop, not every country has 3D buildings on Google earth map or else it wouldve been a piece of cake...
I know, and it's quite sad, HOWEVER, I DID say that it only works in some areas (usually big cities). This WON'T work for everyone, but for those people, I have a solution!!! So if you want to see it then stay tuned!
You have to understand that you are not saving more detail or info based on the output size saved, you are merely doing an interpolation of what you can see i.e. 72 dpi pic. What happens is that more pixels are added and give a softer transition on edges, yet do not give you a sharper or more detailed image ok! Try using this method instead... ua-cam.com/video/Bb0HnaYNUx4/v-deo.html
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Once you remove the surroundings, it's crystal clear and absolutely stunning. Perfect for a historical guide, photography, or even just inspiration for practically anything building based. Nice video man!
What did you do in the end? I love to see those vintage filters. Noticed you kinda liquified the middle in perspective to pop out, then also used field blur, vignette?
great！That’s really help me a lot! thank you!
Great video! I’m just sad that my city doesn’t have 3D view abatible 😢
amazing
its wonderful and fantamaglorious just keep it up
Great video for sure. But I wish everything was explained instead of just shown. The line tool is not even standard. I had to find it. Then as I used it I noticed that it as standard just draws lines. There is no noticeable way to combine these lines. But I paused the video and checked out the settings.
Another thing. Google Earth has graphic settings for 3D view. That may change the print quality?
Sure, Ill try explain everythung in the future
why does it gotta be Tea, why not Coffee☕️ Tea=🇬🇧 But you are Amazing Pal like when people talk and discuss the details for others to Learn👍🏼
Well, it can be whatever drink you like. It just happens to be that I don't drink coffee and being British I naturally drifted towards tea )
Thank you, it means a lot to me. Well one of the reasons I started doing this was the lack of people who did stuff like this.
Very nice looking terrain.
Looks a bit like the graphics from the old Commandos games. :)
Low poly games... those memories)
I hope Google adds shaders on Google Earth, which will make it feel more realistic, and in different region, different shaders too.
WOW!!! This is great!!! I just can not find anything to say!! Can you please do this in a random region in Çorum! I am really wondering how you will manage it. Thanks! Again, great!
You are welcome! Don't forget to share it with others)
You are right, this doesn't work everywhere, but I have a "solution"!
Subscribe so you don't miss it!!!
@@lets_architecture I just wait this video.
Could you 3D print something like this?
Azmazing tips ! Thanks guy
that was perfect
Thank you! Please share it with your friends, it will really help me!
certainly
Ugh I thought you found a way to make quick 3D buildings from the map with photoshop, not every country has 3D buildings on Google earth map or else it wouldve been a piece of cake...
Thank you so much man BIIIIIG UP
Thanks
Me encanto, gracias. Por video
DE NADA!
thank you !
This is great
woowww super
Wish you had talked through some of the shortcuts you were doing. Wasn't really able to learn from this.
Importing an 8bit image into a 16 bit PSD, but then not doing any 16bit worthy corrections might be overkill?
You're right. I did overlook BIT settings.
thanks dude.
Great technique...
Thank you!
Sadly, for Turkey, 3d buildings are not included
Thaks
Forget print, just use the save image button and select full resolution.
Sir but this street view options available for only few countries
I know, and it's quite sad, HOWEVER, I DID say that it only works in some areas (usually big cities).
This WON'T work for everyone, but for those people, I have a solution!!!
So if you want to see it then stay tuned!
can you export this into 3D format for 3D printing?
Sorry, but I have no idea.
is it going to work on a small village?
I'm afraid not. You see this feature only works in big cities like London, New York etc.
@@lets_architecture thank you for ur responses, i'll drop a like for this video just bcs of the response, keep ur great videos up mate!
Bro can we use our 3d model for game devolopment in unity3d
thanks alooot
You have to understand that you are not saving more detail or info based on the output size saved, you are merely doing an interpolation of what you can see i.e. 72 dpi pic.
What happens is that more pixels are added and give a softer transition on edges, yet do not give you a sharper or more detailed image ok!
Try using this method instead... ua-cam.com/video/Bb0HnaYNUx4/v-deo.html
Can we make it for india?
great technique but is only in frist world contries , in another sites google maps is a really shit, (excuse my bad english :V)
It is, I did mention it in the video and the description. I'm actually working on another video where you don't have 3D terrain.
thanks, and excuse me, i don't read the description, is a good tutorial and i hope this another tutorial, really this help me in my work.
dont waste your life drawing
What do you mean?
This is amazing
sonicmax you clown . dyo mind elaborating?
its ugly, but thats the faster way to do