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Pristine white background in studio environment
guys i have a studio environment setup, i have my model in it.
I have rendered it at full HD and then in photoshop i want to add text, but i was also hoping the background in photoshop would be pristine white when it is actually greyish and makes the image look dirty. I have attached an example of how i want my final image to look. Pristine white background, with rendered model and shadows visible |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
take it into photoshop, do a curves adjustment layer and pull the white point down a bit using 'show clipping' until your background whites out.
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
you my friend are a legend, i have been playing with exposure control for hours hahahaha
do you do much of this type of work matt??? as in 3d for marketing/advertising material |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
i've noticed a lot of people on this forum struggling to reproduce things in their 3D software that can be achieved in post in about 4 seconds - rendering grass using hair or fur is my personal favourite day-to-day chuckle...
i haven't done any of the type of 'white backdrop' advertising work you are showing there dave, no. |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
i'm not too familiar with photoshop just yet, but i'm getting there, bout some good training material from gnomonology and slowly working my way through it along with my photoshop books
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
also the level adjustment layer, is there any way of doing it so it only affects the white backdrop?? when i adjust the whitepoint setting, it also affects the colours of my shadows and also how green my model is?
yes its a green piggy bank |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
it worked to a degree, thanks for the help, here's the end result, full poster not finished yet, just used the example i first posted as inspiration to add text to the render, but as i say still got more to add to the poster.
it eventually going to be a green sheep 'piggy bank' surrounded by pink pig 'piggy banks', and funnily enough its an advert for a bank savings account |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
render out a channel for your object and use it as a mask for your adjustment layer.
might want to just paint some white in the top left corner there too. |
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Re: Pristine white background in studio environment
You can also duplicate the layer and then change the new layers mode to soft light (I think...) and this will boost the colours in your green piggy bank.
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