3D In Adobe Photoshop
Photoshop is the latest software program to get into the
world of 3D. Actually it’s been dabbling
in 3D since Adobe Photoshop CS4. Back
then Adobe introduced their users to the multiple uses of 3D, but the tools and
effects always had a limit. The extent
of what you could do was very apparen't.
In the latest versions of Photoshop, especially CS6 and CC,
the 3D capabilities and tools have really been maximized. Now you have access to pre-built stages,
models and meshes to help get started.
In addition, you have libraries of materials and light menus to take
your creations to a whole new level.
The tools are not easy to navigate, but for anyone wanting
to experiment with 3D for the first time, the tools fit that need quite
well. The added value in the tools will
help create menu buttons, logos and desktop designs and make them really pop
out.
Have a look at a few great exercises that were posted online
to really help understand the new tools and options you have going further.
To learn more about Adobe's 3D iniatives and see what you can do using their products, check out the site by clicking here.
Adobe has also made available the first edition of their online magazine Photoshop
Dimensions. So if you’re new to
3D and want to explore some of the latest tools that Photoshop has to offer,
click here to download a free copy in PDF format, click here for download.
And last but not least, for some additional inspiration and to get some ideas on how and what you can do for your next project, have a look at this great exercise here.
Have fun!!
Greg
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Wow! How Awesome is this! The NEW Wild powers of Photoshop with 3D POWER that has so many amazing possibilities. Great 3D tutorial videos & I strongly recommend the PDF down for the tools brake down. But definitely check out this link “great exercise here” in this Blog, where you see the 3D and Animation combo in Photoshop. It’s out of this world, like making you own CGI. You Just Gota to Check it out. It’s just so Cool. Thanks Greg for showing us the mind blowing NEW 3rd Dimension tool to Photoshop