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Monday, 1 August 2011

Tutorial: How to Use the Vray Alpha Channel in Photoshop

Here is a nifty tutorial from Gerbe Dumahil on how to use the Vray Alpha Channel in Photoshop.

Special thanks to Arch. Gerbe Dumahil.

Monday, 27 June 2011

Post Processing Trick: IES LIght in Photoshop

Raffy Benito Paet shared this quick trick to create quick IES effect using Photoshop.

Friday, 24 June 2011

Post Processing Trick: Adding Smoke in Photoshop

Chenlee Menes shared this simple, but equally important, post processing trick on how to add smoke to the finished render image.Click the image for a bigger view.

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Post Processing Tutorial: Water droplet using Photoshop and Redfield pluggin

This is another post processing tutorial done by Razid Viñas Maminggen. It is a post processing tutorial using Adobe Photoshop and a plugin called Redfield.

Sunday, 12 June 2011

Post Processing Trick: Baking Interior scenes to Window glazing.

Sketchup and Vray Resources proudly presents another tutorial from Razid Vinas Maminggen. Razid shows on how to use simple tricks using Photoshop on how to quickly baked an interior scene unto the window glazing to give an impression of an interior space.