Making your Renders more 3d [Easy]
Making Your Renders More 3d Like
This tutorial is short but has a key to unlocking some cool things for your renders.
First start of with you'r 3d render, made from a 3d program. I used cinema 4d.
Start off with making a background, right click the background layer and make a gradient overlay.
Duplicated your render layer, and apply a radial blur. Filters>Blur>Radial Blur (zoom) Then change the duplicated layer to Linear Dodge,
you might want to use a different style for this.
Now hide the background layer and merge your two render layers. Now unhide the background layer.
We did that so you didnt screw up the layer effects. Now select your render layer and go to Filer>Distort>Pinch.
Put it on 70. Apply another pinch but this time change the settings to 29.
Now add lighting and what not and your done.
Heres my final Piece.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/7850618/
This tutorial is short but has a key to unlocking some cool things for your renders.
First start of with you'r 3d render, made from a 3d program. I used cinema 4d.
Start off with making a background, right click the background layer and make a gradient overlay.
Duplicated your render layer, and apply a radial blur. Filters>Blur>Radial Blur (zoom) Then change the duplicated layer to Linear Dodge,
you might want to use a different style for this.
Now hide the background layer and merge your two render layers. Now unhide the background layer.
We did that so you didnt screw up the layer effects. Now select your render layer and go to Filer>Distort>Pinch.
Put it on 70. Apply another pinch but this time change the settings to 29.
Now add lighting and what not and your done.
Heres my final Piece.
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/7850618/
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