Join Steve Caplin for an in-depth discussion in this video Keyboard shortcuts, part of Adobe Dimension: Photo Shoot Composite.
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Author
Steve Caplin
Released
2/22/2019
Adobe Dimension CC is an easy-to-use app for creating photorealistic renders from 3D models. In this course, instructor Steve Caplin covers basic and advanced techniques for working with 3D models in this powerful program. Discover how to combine a 3D model with a background, and automatically match the perspective and lighting to match the background; how to build a box, size it to the proportions of your product, and map your own artwork onto it; how to combine multiple objects in a scene and render them; and how to build a wine bottle mockup, complete with a bottle label, background, and lighting. Plus, learn advanced techniques, such as how to fix broken models in Photoshop.
Topics include:
- Building a scene
- Creating a cube
- Adjusting lighting and reflection
- Adding texture to your models
- Importing a 3D model and adjusting it
- Adjusting the field of view
- Fixing broken models in Photoshop
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 23m
Duration
9,744
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Introduction
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Introduction to this course2m 20s
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1. Building a Scene
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Place and manipulate a table3m 20s
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Change the camera view1m 56s
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Render the scene3m 3s
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2. Creating a Cereal Box
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Create a cube2m 11s
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3. Importing 3D Models
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Find models on Adobe Stock1m 55s
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Recolor the placed model2m 37s
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Find models on archive3d.net2m 37s
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Place the model in the car1m 48s
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4. Adjusting the Field of View
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Add and modify textures2m 20s
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Adjust the lighting3m 26s
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5. Creating a Water Bottle Mockup
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Add the bottle label2m 27s
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Adjust the lighting1m 48s
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6. Advanced Techniques
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Changing environment maps3m 34s
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Adjusting depth of field5m 33s
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Keyboard shortcuts4m 22s
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Conclusion
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Next steps51s
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