Create Realistic, Photograph-Based Textures with Photoshop

Create Realistic, Photograph-Based Textures with Photoshop, available at $24.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 9 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 283 subscribers.

You will learn about Capture Textures Using Photographs Remove Image Artifacts Edit Lighting Information Create Diffuse, Specular, Normal, and AO Maps in Photoshop This course is ideal for individuals who are Those looking to bring more photorealistic quality textures into their 3D and game environments. It is particularly useful for Those looking to bring more photorealistic quality textures into their 3D and game environments.

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Summary

Title: Create Realistic, Photograph-Based Textures with Photoshop

Price: $24.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 9

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 9

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Capture Textures Using Photographs
Remove Image Artifacts
Edit Lighting Information
Create Diffuse, Specular, Normal, and AO Maps in Photoshop

Who Should Attend

Those looking to bring more photorealistic quality textures into their 3D and game environments.

Target Audiences

Those looking to bring more photorealistic quality textures into their 3D and game environments.

Photographic Texture Creation in Photoshop introduces the theory and practice of capturing textures, removing image artifacts, some key image prep processes, as well as a detailed guide to creating diffuse, specular, normal and ambient occlusion maps out of photographed textures. Through this module, you can learn how to properly photograph textures, how to edit unnecessary lighting information out of your photographs, how to get the right colors out of your images, how to tile custom textures, how to extract different types of visual information from your images and how to apply your textures in 3D. This module also briefly touches on physically based rendering in regards to photo real texturing and look development. The contents of the module are comprehensive and, while desirable, in-depth knowledge of Photoshop is not essential to follow along. The pre requisites for this module include some photographed textures, the Photoshop software package, any contemporary look development environment or game engine, and preferably a Wacom tablet.

(Students – please look under Section 1 / Lecture 1 downloads for the source files associated with the lesson.)

More about the Instructor:

Victor is a graduate of the National Center for Computer Animation at Bournemouth University, UK, specializing in the 2D aspect of computer graphics. Currently, he is working on blockbuster feature film projects in the visual effects industry in London. His past experience also includes creating CGI for advertisements and interactive art installations.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Creating Realistic Textures with Photoshop

Lecture 1: Download Course Files Here!

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Dos and Donts of Photographing Textures

Lecture 4: The Prepping Process

Lecture 5: Creating the Diffuse Map

Lecture 6: Extracting Specular and Normal Maps

Lecture 7: Creating Occlusion Maps in Photoshop

Lecture 8: PBR Principle Practice Techniques and Wrapup

Lecture 9: Bonus Lecture: Further Learning with 3dmotive

Instructors

3dmotive LLC
High Quality 3d and Game Art Training by Industry Pros!

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