PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

[teofas]

hi to all, i had some couple of free hours and i decided to make this tutorial of my workflow postprocess with ps, heres the link to download it, it is like 27 mgs and its in powerpoint so it can be easier for you to read it, without the scrolling problem..hope you like it guys, any c&c its most welcome...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VT6A1CSQ

[40th]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Thanks a lot Theo !
I learned few useful tips from your tut. God bless you

[teofas]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

thx for reply 40th, im glad you find some usefull tips.

[ben49]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Downloading;thank you very much for your efforts teofas.

[teofas]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

your welcome synergy, hope you enjoy it.

[sbarbo]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Very useful post Teo!
i was wondering...did u get that wanderful flower vase on the warehouse?(it´s really amazing!)
if so can you link it? and if not where did u gettit?

[teofas]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

thx for your words sbarbo, about the vase its from evermotion, you can get buy the model on this website www.evermotion.org hope it helps,,

[sepo100]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Teo , very nice postprocess tut, but I am surprised you are not using adjustments layers. They give a lot of more possibility fo finetuning.

[kinetic2]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Hi Teofas, I am downloading your tutorial to have a go,
thanks
Mark.

[teofas]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

hi marko, hope you like it, its somethig very simple and made it for begginers, but hope u find something usefull in it, see ya bro!

[Hanswurst_cg]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

very nice tutorial,

I have two additions:

1. Instead of using the blur tool you should try to copy the layer and use the "lens blur"-filter on the top Layer. After this you should create a Mask for the blurry layer for the "sharp" areas...... the gradient-tool can be handy for doing this.

btw. this ist also a great way to create some kind of Tilt-Lens effect known in Photographie.

2. with the lens-correction filter you mentioned it is also possible to "straigthen" lines in your picture. What I mean is: when you tilt you camera up or down the vertical lines "fall" so that they are not parallel/vertical anymore.
You can correct this with the "lens shift" option in the camera rollout of vray and than do the "finetuing" with the lens-correction tool in PS.

This is a important matter in Architectual Photographie - and also it should be maintained in Architectual-CG

note: using the "two-point-Perspektive" option of skechup, also prevents "falling lines"


sorry for my maybe bad english - i'm not a native speaker. And thanks for teofas's tutoarial above

[gerbaux]

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;D thanks teofas!

it's very kind of you to share your workflow with us....

[han3d]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

thanks for the tutorial and effort I will study it

by the way it is language not lenguaje (page 1)

[teofas]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

gerbaux: your welcomo bro.

hand3d: your welcome. oh and yes my english is not very good, im from mexico so...

[2323688]

Re: PHOTOSHOP postprocess by Teofas

Thats very useful GooD ................

Thanks

RuturaJ