Elevation Rendering Workflow (Affinity Photo)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Discover various techniques for an elevation rendering architecture workflow, including flood selections, fill layers, masking, placing images for texturing and non-destructive shading and lighting.
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Very nicely explained, as always. Thank you very much!
Excellent demonstration with lots of useful tips !
Great tutorial and very useful! Thanks.
Nice video!!! I'd like to see more landscape edited images if possible..Thank you!!!
I congratulate you for the new tutorials where the image of the person who is explaining does not appear, since this image distracts and covers part of the program's interface. Congratulations!
Wow! Multitude of commands and choices to produce this simple drawing. Seems a bit much for someone to remember compared to PS commands. Thank you for the explanation.
I don't know, the equivalent Photoshop workflow can be just as complex: it still involves making flood selections, placing images, masking them etc. Photoshop has a frustrating behaviour where your active selection is cleared if you drag an image in, so you have to drag the image in first, hide it, make the selection, show it again and then mask it. This is a lot of extra work compared to making a selection, dragging an image in and adding a mask.
All the key operations in Affinity Photo can be bound to custom shortcuts as well, e.g. Fill with Primary/Secondary colours, Add Fill Layer, Live Lighting filter, so this would speed things up.
Also bear in mind that the tutorial has been structured to demonstrate most of the behavioural differences that architects may struggle with when trying to recreate the Photoshop workflow (e.g. Lock Children for keeping masks in place, child layers instead of Alt-click clipping masks)-therefore it's quite didactic and repeats various operations for the benefit of the viewer. Once you've got the techniques down, it can be quite a quick process!