Photoshop Tutorial | How to Create 3D Interface Effect

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You upload so less now a days, hurt my feelings 😭💕

[@sergiocarreras2774]

Qué buen trabajo amigo muchas gracias 👍🏻

[@bhoot1702]

Great work sirjii

[@padmakshijoshi7526]

which years photoshop include a camera raw filter ?

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Muito bom! Very good!

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[@padmakshijoshi7526]

clouds edges are sharp what i do?

[@markelliot2994]

Interesting Tutorial...I guess I would build it in Adobe Dimension and Mixamo characters Interested...let me know! ty

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Definitely not what I was looking for =\

[@jayfromaz]

If you want to make it look real world make sure that the vanishing points all match up. That's how our eyes see things.

[@baharhoshyar9343]

what's vanishing point?

[@jayfromaz]

@@baharhoshyar9343 it's the natural point that all lines lead to. For example, if you had a road that faded off into the sunset you'll notice the road keeps narrowing into the distance. Where the edges of the left and right part of the road eventually meet is the vanishing point. Every line in a photograph or in real life will go to a vanishing point that's the same point. It might be outside of the frame of the picture but the lines all will meet up. That's what gives us our perspective of distance. If the lines don't match then the picture will give us the feeling that something's not quite right. That's why when you reshaping something with the perspective tool just make sure you're using the same point as a frame of reference. You can Google vanishing point and get far more detailed explanation. I remember once walking into a gallery and seeing a very wonderful photograph. The photographer who wasn't there told the gallery that he just happened upon this photograph and took it. He claimed it was straight out of his camera. It wasn't. When I looked at it it had at least six different vanishing points. They can't happen. The photograph was a composite manipulated probably in a program like photoshop. The woman in the gallery looked at me and said there was another photographer that said the same thing this morning.

[@namandixit6358]

@@baharhoshyar9343 basically is there are two non parallel lines in a same plane, then if we extend those lines at some point they will meet and that point is the vanishing point

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