Post Work
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August 30, 2024
Layer Composition
Post-production played a crucial role in the final outcome of the project. Render passes are essentially separate layers of information extracted from renders. Each pass isolates different visual elements, making it easier to adjust and perfect specific aspects of the image.
Explanation on Render Passes
Render passes (or render elements) are used to separate different aspects of the scenes to give more control in post-production work. Each pass captures a specific part of the scene or lighting information, allowing to make adjustments more easily in compositing using Photoshop.
Direct
This pass shows direct light hitting surfaces, excluding indirect or bounced light. We adjusted the intensity or color of direct lighting by masking at the floor and the ceiling.
Reflect
This pass captures only the reflections in the scene, which we used to adjust the intensity and clarity of reflections, especially on the floor and ceiling where they are most prominent.
Refract
The refraction effects, capturing how light bends through transparent materials. We refined the look by masking refraction intensity to improve the visibility of objects through glass
Bloom
This pass shows the blooming effect, we masked certain light sources to make it appear to bleed and spread, adding more visual impact to bright areas.
Light Select
Light Select isolates each light source in the scene, allowing us to adjust and balance lighting precisely by masking specific areas.
By composing these passes, detailed control over various aspects of the render in post-production in photoshop by masking it. This flexibility allowed us to enhance specific details, corrected issues, and fine-tuned the final image to achieve the desired results.
Layer Composition
Post-production played a crucial role in the final outcome of the project. Render passes are essentially separate layers of information extracted from renders. Each pass isolates different visual elements, making it easier to adjust and perfect specific aspects of the image.
Explanation on Render Passes
Render passes (or render elements) are used to separate different aspects of the scenes to give more control in post-production work. Each pass captures a specific part of the scene or lighting information, allowing to make adjustments more easily in compositing using Photoshop.
Direct
This pass shows direct light hitting surfaces, excluding indirect or bounced light. We adjusted the intensity or color of direct lighting by masking at the floor and the ceiling.
Reflect
This pass captures only the reflections in the scene, which we used to adjust the intensity and clarity of reflections, especially on the floor and ceiling where they are most prominent.
Refract
The refraction effects, capturing how light bends through transparent materials. We refined the look by masking refraction intensity to improve the visibility of objects through glass
Bloom
This pass shows the blooming effect, we masked certain light sources to make it appear to bleed and spread, adding more visual impact to bright areas.
Light Select
Light Select isolates each light source in the scene, allowing us to adjust and balance lighting precisely by masking specific areas.
By composing these passes, detailed control over various aspects of the render in post-production in photoshop by masking it. This flexibility allowed us to enhance specific details, corrected issues, and fine-tuned the final image to achieve the desired results.
Layer Composition
Post-production played a crucial role in the final outcome of the project. Render passes are essentially separate layers of information extracted from renders. Each pass isolates different visual elements, making it easier to adjust and perfect specific aspects of the image.
Explanation on Render Passes
Render passes (or render elements) are used to separate different aspects of the scenes to give more control in post-production work. Each pass captures a specific part of the scene or lighting information, allowing to make adjustments more easily in compositing using Photoshop.
Direct
This pass shows direct light hitting surfaces, excluding indirect or bounced light. We adjusted the intensity or color of direct lighting by masking at the floor and the ceiling.
Reflect
This pass captures only the reflections in the scene, which we used to adjust the intensity and clarity of reflections, especially on the floor and ceiling where they are most prominent.
Refract
The refraction effects, capturing how light bends through transparent materials. We refined the look by masking refraction intensity to improve the visibility of objects through glass
Bloom
This pass shows the blooming effect, we masked certain light sources to make it appear to bleed and spread, adding more visual impact to bright areas.
Light Select
Light Select isolates each light source in the scene, allowing us to adjust and balance lighting precisely by masking specific areas.
By composing these passes, detailed control over various aspects of the render in post-production in photoshop by masking it. This flexibility allowed us to enhance specific details, corrected issues, and fine-tuned the final image to achieve the desired results.
