tutorial for thats orange lighting inside building pleaseee

This video is extremely helpful and couldn't come at a better time. Thanks! Keep up the good work.

Wow, thank you for your tips! Amazing!

Finally something useful.

Awesome tips! Would be amazing if you could do the tutorial for this particular scene? Thanks a lot!

omg, this video helps a lot, appreciated!

can u give the link of brush plzzz...? this is the actual brush which u used...awsome tutorial

Can u tell me, where you got the puddle brushes?

Thank you very much, it has helped me a lot ,greetings

you are a man!!

thank you so much!

Just one tip: shift + ctrl + alt + E is stamp visible, which makes a layer with everything that is visible. Try it :) . Great videos btw...

awesome!

ty man ;D

so before you come into photoshop, do you find an angle of your building and screenshot it? and if so are you using rhino for it?

There is somewhat more accurate, aesthetic way to place those lights imo. If you hold down the Alt key and press the keyboard shortcut for Edit> Free Transform or Control-T. Adding the Alt key to the shortcut enables to make and transform a copy of the pixels rather than transforming the original. With the transform bounding box active, click on the layer content and drag to duplicate and reposition. Press the Enter when done. The keyboard shortcut for Edit> Transform Again (which repeats the previous transformation, Move in this case) is Shift-Control-T . Again, if you add the Alt key to the combination, it duplicates and transform rather than repeating the transformation on the previously-transformed content. Pressing Alt-Shift-Control-T will give you equally spaced objects now. Then just transform them with perspective to match the building's perspective and vanishing point and voila. You can duplicate the layer for the bottom floor and tweak them a little again with the perspective transformation to save some time and work. It sounds complicated but after you try it a few times you'll see it's not that difficult.

Eres lo máximo men!

How you add a reflection, when the symmetry line or bottom of the building is not a straight line? how can you match it once flipped?

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what rendering program do you use?

Hey ShowItBetter, awesome video again! May I give you a small personal opinion however? Maybe you should decrease the pop-ups advertising your instagram and facebook account. Even though I like your instagram and facebook account, sometimes the best way of advertising is keeping it minimalistic. Maybe 1 or 2 pop-ups in a video next time?

How to make glass reflections in windows ps?

Nice tutorial, but the eye level was on the floor, which is kind of very uncommon in visualisations or architecture photography in general. Would be better to show the whole part where you put the reflections on the ground with a realistic eye level and have to transform the mirror image.

why you did not explain every step you did ?

i wanna watch this video.. Can't i watch this video anymore?