Photoshop Archviz | Add Mood & Atmosphere To Vray Renderings With This Simple Trick... @Learn-archViz
Photoshop Archviz | Add Mood & Atmosphere To Vray Renderings With This Simple Trick...  @Learn-archViz
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
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Here I do a little breakdown of one of my latest renderings, starting in Max / Vray showing how I set up the model and the atmospheric fog effect. Most of the video, however, is in Photoshop showing how I took the rendering and render elements and really enhanced the atmosphere of the rendering, specifically using fog and atmospheric perspective to create more depth. I make use of a few different render channels to add interest. You can see the whole process in the video, but also you can download the Photoshop file for yourself and experiment. follow the links above.

If you are interested in my full 3d environments course (where this forest model comes from) you can find that with the links above as well, and follow along with me using tools like Megascans and Forest Pack to really make some exciting environments to showcase your architectural models.
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