Showing posts with label Photoshop Tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshop Tutorial. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2016

Photoshop Tutorial: How to identify selected layers by using Layers Edges

Photoshop Tutorial: How to identify selected layers by using Layers Edges [Rulers, Guides, Smart Guides in Photoshop]


In this video, we will be discovering how the users can identify selected layers by using Layers Edges. It is very basic and simple Photoshop information but it is very effective if you know this tool. Most often, we will be dealing with many layers in the project. When we have so many layers or dealing with small objects, it is quite difficult to identify which layers is which. Of course, you can name the layers or make groups so we can identify layers more easily. However, using Layer Edges is more efficient and simple ways to identify selected layers. 

In my personal experiences, it is always better idea to name the layers and make a group while you are working with the Photoshop  It is good habit to have it from the beginning and it will definitely help you in a long run. So don't be lazy and start naming your layers and make groups. 

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First part of this video, we will discover how to use Layers Edges in Photoshop.
Second, we will see how to use Rulers and Guides.     
Third, we will learn how to hide and show the Rulers and Guides. 
Finally, we will learn how to use Smart Guide in Photoshop. 


We hope this Photoshop Tutorial help you to achieve great outcome for your project.
Check my other Tutorials on Revit, AutoCAD, Sketchup, and more on Youtube Channel.
Thank you for watching. 

In later Youtube video, we will cover how to navigate in REVIT

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Monday, July 11, 2016

REVIT Tutorial: Why REVIT? One of the greatest benefit of using REVIT over AutoCAD

REVIT Tutorial for Beginner: 

Why need to know the Revit? One of the greatest benefit of using REVIT over AutoCAD 

Before beginning the REVIT tutorial, we like to share what is the greatest benefit of using REVIT.  When the Architecture Firms hiring new interns or new comer, they want someone with the REVIT knowledge. The Architecture firms still using AutoCAD and it will be stay that way until they are comfortable of doing projects fully in REVIT.
 
You must Know how to use AutoCAD before getting into the architecture firm and this  is required almost every time.  What about the REVIT? Over the year lots of Architecture firms starting to use REVIT which means they want someone efficient with AutoCAD and some knowledge in the REVIT.

Then why these Architecture firm wants to hire someone with the REVIT knowledge? It is because they know the benefits of using REVIT in their projects. Within many benefits that the REVIT provides, immediate reflection through out all the working drawings. Unlike the AutoCAD, one simple floor plan drawings can generates section, elevations, and 3D view. In addition, if you made changes in the drawing, one change immediate effects other drawings. 

This way, the firms will save the time and money. This is why we must learn REVIT. 


Thursday, June 30, 2016

Photoshop Tutorial: Make Realistic Architecture Rendering by using Photoshop - Part 1 Lasso / Free-Transform

Photoshop Tutorial for Beginner: How to make realistic Architecture Rendering by using Photoshop
[How to crop the object and apply to your rendering image] 

Today, we are going to show you how to create realistic rendering image by using Photoshop. Since this Photoshop tutorial is designed for the beginner, we won't be able to cover much details of how to create realistic rendering. 

There are so many different ways to create realistic architecture renderings and using Photoshop is one of them. The rendering results varies depending on skills, tools, and your efforts. I think efforts is the key to have a successful architecture rendering. More time you puts in, the rendering results will become better. 

In this post, we will be using few of the Photoshop tools to put background, people, and some landscape so that the rendering have liveliness.