Lessons:16Length:1.9 hours
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2.1 Importing 3D Models
First up, you’re going to learn about compositing. Before we can do that though, we need a 3D model to work with. In this lesson I’ll show you where to find 3D models for your personal use, and how to import and manipulate those models in Photoshop.
Related Links1.Introduction
1.1Introduction02:49
1.1
Introduction
02:49
1.2Exploring the 3D Workspace07:37
1.2
Exploring the 3D Workspace
07:37
2.3D Compositing With Adobe Photoshop
2.1Importing 3D Models05:10
2.1
Importing 3D Models
05:10
2.2Positioning and Transforming 3D Models08:23
2.2
Positioning and Transforming 3D Models
08:23
2.3Texturing and Lighting08:43
2.3
Texturing and Lighting
08:43
2.4Image-Based Lighting07:45
2.4
Image-Based Lighting
07:45
2.5Post-Process Compositing10:28
2.5
Post-Process Compositing
10:28
3.The Planet Project
3.1Mesh Presets07:59
3.1
Mesh Presets
07:59
3.2Texture Attributes09:14
3.2
Texture Attributes
09:14
3.3Mapping and UVs08:37
3.3
Mapping and UVs
08:37
3.4Cross Sections05:22
3.4
Cross Sections
05:22
4.Getting Creative With Adobe Photoshop's 3D Tools
4.1Unexpected Extrusions09:22
4.1
Unexpected Extrusions
09:22
4.2Using Constraints05:08
4.2
Using Constraints
05:08
4.3How to Use Depth Maps06:39
4.3
How to Use Depth Maps
06:39
4.43D Paint System08:11
4.4
3D Paint System
08:11
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:34
5.1
Conclusion
01:34
