2014
Digital Tutors
Tim matney
04:15:00
English

Throughout these lessons we are going to turn back the clock on a modern city street to the 1950s. We’re going to use non-destructive photo editing techniques to combine multiple photographic elements into a whole new shot, including the addition of miniature cars. By the end of this tutorial, you will see how an eye for color, perspective and composition can help a Digital Matte Painter in using photographic elements to create a shot for TV or Film.

Introduction and project overview1Introduction and project overviewWatch it now00:58
Setting up our project2Setting up our projectFree with Demo11:02
Establishing perspective3Establishing perspective11:30
Arranging our composition4Arranging our composition08:46
Tweaking our layer masks5Tweaking our layer masks11:36
Removing background elements6Removing background elements10:26
Cleaning up the far background7Cleaning up the far background11:16
Replacing the sky8Replacing the sky10:40
Refining the tree9Refining the tree11:28
Removing unwanted elements10Removing unwanted elements11:14
Finalizing the theatre11Finalizing the theatre10:46
Adding flags for continuity12Adding flags for continuity12:10
Improving the drug store sign13Improving the drug store sign11:06
Fixing the window glass14Fixing the window glass12:03
Adding signage15Adding signage12:03
Using textures for color correction16Using textures for color correction13:11
Lighting with curves17Lighting with curves11:29
Re-lighting the shot18Re-lighting the shot10:50
Continuing our sunset lighting19Continuing our sunset lighting11:24
Adding vintage cars20Adding vintage cars10:20
Color correcting our cars21Color correcting our cars09:52
Adding neon to the signage22Adding neon to the signage10:26
Finishing the neon signage23Finishing the neon signage10:32
Adding the final touches24Adding the final touches09:07

http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/1724-Creating-Time-Period-Matte-Paintings-in-Photoshop

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