Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
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About this lecture:
Here I am demonstrating how to make 2d people fit into your 3d rendered scenes more realistically. You can adjust their blur, their lighting, etc., all using Photoshop. Understanding the concepts here can help the overall post-processing of your images to look more realistic. People is always one of the hardest things.
The people I am using in this example are from gobotree.com, which is a great library / resource of 2d cutout people, but they have to be used very carefully in order to look like they belong in your 3d environments.
Follow along with me in Photoshop and get your 2d people looking just right. I'll show you how to control their blurring, adjust their lighting to match your scene, and also add realistic shadows. All these elements are essential for realism.
Download the Photoshop layers above to try it out for yourself
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This lecture is part of a larger course called Advanced Arch Viz Exteriors. You can get the full course here:
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About this lecture:
Here I am demonstrating how to make 2d people fit into your 3d rendered scenes more realistically. You can adjust their blur, their lighting, etc., all using Photoshop. Understanding the concepts here can help the overall post-processing of your images to look more realistic. People is always one of the hardest things.
The people I am using in this example are from gobotree.com, which is a great library / resource of 2d cutout people, but they have to be used very carefully in order to look like they belong in your 3d environments.
Follow along with me in Photoshop and get your 2d people looking just right. I'll show you how to control their blurring, adjust their lighting to match your scene, and also add realistic shadows. All these elements are essential for realism.
Download the Photoshop layers above to try it out for yourself
