Join Gabriel Corbett for an in-depth discussion in this video Photo and video resources, part of SOLIDWORKS Rendering with PhotoView 360.
When working with rendered images and movies, the next…logical step is to edit and refine the content.…I wanted to share some nice resources with you that are available.…If you go to the lynda.com website, we've got quite a few courses on Photoshop,…Photoshop Elements, iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro,…and then I also wanted to point out that there's a…software called GIMP out there, which is a free download and it's…very similar to Photoshop as a great image editor, and of course there's…some courses on lynda.com to learn how to use the software as well.…
If you're looking for some ideas for Photo…V 360 renderings, go ahead and type in, PhotoView…360 on Google Images, and you'll see a whole…bunch of great images for ideas to work with.…
Author
Gabriel Corbett
Released
10/29/2013- Prepping the model
- Applying materials and textures
- Working with glass
- Positioning the camera
- Adding lighting
- Rendering from multiple angles
- Outputting an image
- Animating your scene
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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1. Workflow
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Prepping the model3m 6s
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Applying materials4m 2s
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Applying appearances4m 8s
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Adding a scene6m 20s
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Adding lighting5m 36s
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2. Materials and Textures
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SOLIDWORKS materials5m 46s
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Modifying texture properties4m 30s
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Working with glass3m 50s
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3. Environment
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Using the Options panel5m 12s
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Adding named views1m 51s
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Making scene adjustments3m 1s
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Using the Render panel1m 55s
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4. Cameras
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Positioning the camera4m 38s
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Camera options4m 1s
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5. Decals
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Decal case study4m 30s
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Decal image types3m 55s
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Masking decals3m 41s
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Understanding alpha channels2m 17s
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6. Image Output
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Saving options3m 43s
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Removing the background4m 31s
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7. Animations
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Setting up a motion study6m 17s
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Getting ready to animate4m 1s
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Running the animation1m 57s
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Adding a virtual walkthrough4m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps28s
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