Thanks! It's cool. Just take notice to the fact that some parts can look a bit sharp. In this example, the edge of the table isn't blurred. You can probably fix this by blurring the alpha map (depth pass) before using it.
Shadow pass produce the image of your shadows, refraction pass produce the refractions, etc.. Wow, that was really helpful, you've read the names out loud and used them in a sentence...
People like you are the reason we can’t have nice things. Instead of leaving a sarcastic comment, if you have no appreciation to show for the free useful tutorials then just stfu. His channel is one of the most detailed and educational channels I’ve stumbled across when it comes to rendering!
hello Will. excuse my English I created a wine label and put it in the bottle. I put the different label workings in the list, diversify them into "add label". and therefore I have on the label, a basic level (colored textured paper background) then another level of the written in relief paint, and finally a level only the writings in embossed gold foil. It is possible during the rendering or psd render phase to get back the separate render processing layers .. rendered paper level, rendered paint layer and rendered sheet all separate. obviously without using the clown. I hope to make myself understood. thank you
Hey! Yeah, sorry for the late response. In the render passes you should see an option to include labels. If each layer of your label is an additional material applied as a label, it should work.
Not really. I mean, I don't know of any off the top of my head! You'd need to search. I know piximperfect has great Photoshop tutorials. Most of the compositing I've learned has been in Fusion Studio, not Photoshop.
Hi Will, One question regarding depth pass, do you know if there is a way to create depth in reflections? I could easily paint the depth in the reflections of a flat surface like a window, but now I need depth in reflections of a car, which is way too complex... maybe you have a special trick for that one :D great content !
@@WillGibbons aha sorry... imagine a scene where there is a mirror. The mirror reflects the scene. The lens blur in Photoshop is set to focus on the mirror. The scene gets blurred outside the mirror, but stays sharp in the mirror. That's because depth pass does take in consideration reflections. So I was wondering if there is a way to activate reflection data within the depth pass. I ended up render the DOF in Keyshot, but when you have time pressure depth pass is much faster.
Great video ,I use a nice trick for depth maps other then depth of field is light rays or god rays and fog ,specially outdoor to give some atmospheric affects or dust . BTW I hope ita not weird but U remind me of Maynard James kenen from Tool .
Hey Will! Just a suggestion, I think you’re using a big monitor so it would be nice if you scale up windows UI a bit when screen recording! Especially helpful for mobile phone viewing!
Keyshot has resolution preset bugs imo....and is there any way to use ram as well cpu fully in keyshot rendering ....since my ram is nearly idle while my cpu handles the load....
This video is pure gold, I found a lot on forums, but this is a great summary!
Thanks Chris!
Great and very intuitive video
Glad you liked it!
I enjoy your videos a lot. Always clear and to the point 🙌
The change on the different focal points is like magic! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! It's cool. Just take notice to the fact that some parts can look a bit sharp. In this example, the edge of the table isn't blurred. You can probably fix this by blurring the alpha map (depth pass) before using it.
Super Thanks Will...Love from INDIA.....Respect
Cheers! Thanks for the comment :)
Shadow pass produce the image of your shadows, refraction pass produce the refractions, etc..
Wow, that was really helpful, you've read the names out loud and used them in a sentence...
Glad you thought it was helpful!
People like you are the reason we can’t have nice things. Instead of leaving a sarcastic comment, if you have no appreciation to show for the free useful tutorials then just stfu. His channel is one of the most detailed and educational channels I’ve stumbled across when it comes to rendering!
Thank you, Will.
My pleasure!
THANK YOU !!!! This video can make me work more efficiency！ amazing！
Great to hear!
Great video! please do more mixed with photoshop tutorials 🙃
Amazing video 🙏 please tell me how i can Render in SOLO mode but still have the hidden shadows and reflection of hidden objects?
hello Will. excuse my English
I created a wine label and put it in the bottle. I put the different label workings in the list, diversify them into "add label". and therefore I have on the label, a basic level (colored textured paper background) then another level of the written in relief paint, and finally a level only the writings in embossed gold foil. It is possible during the rendering or psd render phase to get back the separate render processing layers .. rendered paper level, rendered paint layer and rendered sheet all separate. obviously without using the clown. I hope to make myself understood. thank you
Hey! Yeah, sorry for the late response. In the render passes you should see an option to include labels. If each layer of your label is an additional material applied as a label, it should work.
sir can you suggest any site or youtube channel where we can learn the basics of photoshop for product renderings. (post-processing)
Not really. I mean, I don't know of any off the top of my head! You'd need to search. I know piximperfect has great Photoshop tutorials. Most of the compositing I've learned has been in Fusion Studio, not Photoshop.
@@WillGibbons thank you. 😊
Hi Will, One question regarding depth pass, do you know if there is a way to create depth in reflections? I could easily paint the depth in the reflections of a flat surface like a window, but now I need depth in reflections of a car, which is way too complex... maybe you have a special trick for that one :D great content !
Sorry, I can't say I fully understand what you're asking.
@@WillGibbons aha sorry... imagine a scene where there is a mirror. The mirror reflects the scene. The lens blur in Photoshop is set to focus on the mirror. The scene gets blurred outside the mirror, but stays sharp in the mirror. That's because depth pass does take in consideration reflections. So I was wondering if there is a way to activate reflection data within the depth pass. I ended up render the DOF in Keyshot, but when you have time pressure depth pass is much faster.
Great video ,I use a nice trick for depth maps other then depth of field is light rays or god rays and fog ,specially outdoor to give some atmospheric affects or dust . BTW I hope ita not weird but U remind me of Maynard James kenen from Tool .
so cooolll......
Hey Will! Just a suggestion, I think you’re using a big monitor so it would be nice if you scale up windows UI a bit when screen recording! Especially helpful for mobile phone viewing!
Thanks for the feedback.
Keyshot has resolution preset bugs imo....and is there any way to use ram as well cpu fully in keyshot rendering ....since my ram is nearly idle while my cpu handles the load....
RAM has no impact on rendering performance. I believe the answer to your question is no.
Your opinion is exactly that, not a fact. Try to remember that.
How did it feel to make a render of render passes? Just for that fact alone I'm giving it a like.
Hah, I appreciate it. Kinda fun to get meta.
I mean I want to render from project one by one but not losing other parts reflections and shadows that are on the the one I render in solo modo
I'm not sure if it's possible, but you may want to look at render layers
@@WillGibbons thanks Buddy 🙏 i will chk ..