Compositing 3D render passes in Photoshop
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2016
- Learn here how to improve your renders with some neat compositing and post-production tips from Pablo Munoz Gomez.
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Pablo taught me during my course at uni. A very helpful, talented, and great person!
Thank you very much for this! With the new plugins they added last week, this should become a standard workflow :)
Excellent tutorial and composite ! Could you please do a fibremesh tutorial I would be especially interested on how you did the short fur on the hands.
Wow, i loved it. You are really talented Pablo, i would love to see how you make it all and learn from you. Great job :)
Great explanation! Thank you so much!
Amazing tutorial! Can you please do a fibermesh tutorial? I haven't found a really good one and your fibermesh techniques are awesome.
Very well done !!
Thanks fot the tuto! was very helpful
Dude!!! this is Great. Do you have The video of how you made your character?
where i can find rest of the tutorial ? the link in the description is not working...
the first layer is it polypaint in zbrush?? or just material in subtools? the first base layer is excellent. the rest are the composing part.
just great!
how did u get specular pass in zbrush
and what is the bounce light?
and how did u get it
Hi amazing tutorial can you tell me how to get textures like yours
Thanks!
using the free EXR IO plugin for photoshop, if your renderer can output .EXR files, you can one click import the passes stacked into layers. very handy. thanks for the tutorial.
Hello! Do you know how to collect passes in After Effects?
Great thanks a lot sir
i wanted to ask if you sculpted it posed or you did it in t pose?
very cool, but how to make all this passes in zbrush and how to do this asome hair, and what setttiing need to use iin zbrush to have this passes/
hi, do you have a video on how you render that in zbrush?. btw great tuts :)
the creature is soo gorgeous i soo wanna see the making of it specially the fibermesh
this is advanced , cool
hi may i ask you, what the difference of using these passes and ordinary render (just click render button after giving material,texture,lighting,etc)?
thankyou please answer
It's a really big difference if you consider the amount of control a multipass render gives you. In a scenario where you need to make changes to how far the shadow spreads or its color or what have you, you can easily do this in seconds and avoid a full render (which can take anywhere from 15 mins to a couple hours for 1 frame). It's much more than that, but that's something to give you an idea. Cheers.
The intro music never ends, does it? I sat through about six minutes, it was still playing.
Cool work, thanks. Is the whole model ZBrush including the hair?
It is indeed
can u low the volume of background music ...
why when I try to pass the model from zbrush to photoshop always creates a model in low definition?
Did you output your render at high quality
what is your key light?
is that a render pass?
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please can you share passes
this is hard to understand !!
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Why not just color properly and setup lighning properly and render that, why bother with all those passes?
i dont get the point :S help me please :D
Passes help you change small things and fully customize parts of your render. It's similar to asking why don't you just take a photo perfect, why use photoshop?
@@benjaminshields9421 Thanks for the answer :)
the music killed my attention... =)
thanks, but for me using too much level adjustment...
To each their own.
Brilliant model and composition. Kill the music I want to shoot myself after the first 2 minutes. Very distracting. Also not clear how you make and use the alpha channel.
quite unintuitive method/tutorial. better start with global illumination as bottom layer and Linear Add the Lighting, Reflection, Refraction, Specular, till you get a 100% same with RGB image. Then, you can tweak and add other layers if needed, to enhance as you say. Method shown here works in the sense that it gives a desired look, but explains nothing about how render elements actually composite the RGB image, which equals to how they are really meant to work. A simple video explaining this can be found in the EXR IO photoshop plugin quick tutorial. EXR allows for 32bit data, which means you can drastically alter the exposure of the image in post, as well.
complicated for beginners who want to stylize their rendered image for showcase...like me
music is so distractingly loud
yo this music is a very bad idea
Tutorial itself is great. Especially for a beginners. There not many of those.
Considering the music I must agree. I`d rather turn on my own selection than listen to yours. however this one particular I find not that disturbing. But for future sake, please leave this choice on people. You don't want them to get annoyed while watching your great tutorials.
yeah, too repetitive. I'd rather listen to my own.
music gets annoying
i love the music. whats the track?