Contemporary Interior House Time-lapse in Photoshop

[@ivan_valerian]

Dude never thought that a boring render image can turn this good! Great video man

[@cupcakewinter]

Siempre con excelentes videos ! este canal es un gran referente para mi

[@LearnUpstairs]

Thank you!

[@heitorvinicius]

Este canal es barbaro!

[@lamia032]

Love the format of these videos, very nice work. Keep up 👍

[@renzarenzu4807]

Thats why i support u for subscribed, hi from indonesian architect

[@LearnUpstairs]

Hi Renza! Thanks a lot!

[@chromatte]

man I need that course, can't wait 🙌🏼

[@jaazielferreiradasilva3952]

Great! Are the best videos. Thank you so much.

[@tanaponlimtawonsiripong359]

Thank you for your VDO It's nice trip:)

[@heitorvinicius]

Incrível como sempre!!! Você é foda!

[@brandonhaarer7610]

How do you get that imported colorful image of your model that makes it easier to select with the magic wand tool? Is that from VRay?

[@LearnUpstairs]

Hi Brandon! Exactly! In Vray there's an option that you can enable called *Render* *Elements* There you can choose which render pass or render channel (as it is also called) activate. Usually I use material ID, geometric normals, render ID and object ID The option is located under the settings tab in vray asset editor, expand to your right and you should find it. I hope that helps!

[@brandonhaarer7610]

OU Graphics thank you!

[@princessmasquerading]

@@LearnUpstairs Hi, sorry but I don't undestand how to do it and find it. Thank you

[@michaelli323]

Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@Hehe-oo2kj]

Hi, love your videos. But as an architectural visualizationartist im wondering isn't it much faster to add plants and carpets and all that stuff in 3d software ? Your end result looks okay but all that shadow painting just seems like unnecessary extra step. You could maybe add glare/plant here and there but then it would be mostly about color correction.

[@LearnUpstairs]

Hi there! It all depends on your personal preferences and what result you're looking to achieve at the end. To do it in 3d you'll need a very detailed 3d plant model (usually paid) and if you're using lots of it, also a very powerful PC to handle it all. For me personally, I rather spend this time over the post-production to create exactly what I need using png images that I've gathered. For sure I'll try to move into heavy 3d work in the future, but for now I think this all comes down to personal preference and how well you can your tools. This video shares my workflow. What software do your currently use? And where to you get your 3d models from? I'm always seeking to improve 😁

[@Hehe-oo2kj]

@@LearnUpstairs Thanks for explaining mate, i can see your side of the fence now. Although you don't really need massive beast pc to render simple scenes, usually it's large scale exteriors that require a lot of power. It's funny because i usually do the contrary-the less post production i have to do the better i think i did my job but of course as u said, it all comes down to personal preference and end goal. When it comes to 3d models i personally love modeling stuff myself as much as i can, just to stay on top of it but there are plenty amazing sites you can buy models from like 3dsky.org /Evermotion/ Dimensiva.

[@CarollinaKnupp]

muito top! fico impressionada com o seu trabalho! Você dá algum curso online?

[@LearnUpstairs]

Obrigado Carolina! Da uma olhada nesse video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnTTlKdoqM5-eas Ele fala mais sobre o curso que tenho na Udemy

[@aiennuraien8786]

Did you render the 3D before convert to photoshop? If the answer is yes which software you use for that?

[@LearnUpstairs]

Yes, I used Sketchup to model and Vray to render

[@huisun5096]

Hi! Thank you so much for the tutorial! I'm really interested to buy the course that you mentioned in the video about step-by-step interior post production rendering, I didn't find it on your channel, did it come out yet? Thank you so much!

[@LearnUpstairs]

Thank you for the feedback! I'm finishing the last lessons from the course. Currently I'm rendering the videos. And I'll post over udemy as soon as possible. It didn't come out yet. The course will be for exterior images, but the workflow that I will teach over the course can be applied to make this interior images as well

[@huisun5096]

@@LearnUpstairs I see! Thank you so much!

[@LearnUpstairs]

Hui sun, the course will be released on Sunday, may 12th. Check out Instagram to not miss any coupons and promotions! 😁😁

[@huisun5096]

@@LearnUpstairs Thank you so much! Definitely gonna enroll the couse!

[@lucashashi2876]

Caraca, tinha desconfiado que era br pelo jeito que falou "Vilanova Artigas" em outro vídeo, agora acho que é mesmo, pelo nome das pastas hahahaha Parabéns pelo canal, difícil encontrar videos de qualidade como os seus. Se formou pela FAU-USP?

[@LearnUpstairs]

Hahahaha nome brasileiro não dá pra falar sem sotaque 😂 Muito obrigado pelo feedback Lucas! 🙏

[@hanagreg]

Hi, would you share your plant collection?

[@Raahim]

where do you get all the textures from?

[@nikitalaza]

💎💎💎

[@chromatte]

vai ter como pagar esse curso em reais tmb?

[@LearnUpstairs]

Vou utilizar a plataforma Udemy pro curso. Então vai dar sim pra pagar em reais :)

[@chromatte]

@@LearnUpstairs da hora!! to no aguardo

[@madeleineigordon]

Is this modeled in Revit?

[@LearnUpstairs]

It was modeled in Sketchup and rendered with Vray

[@eeshashah9349]

Could you please attach the psd file for this ?

[@kafm19]

First!

[@armansayeed9056]

você a cabra!