Photoshop for Architects
Video Tutorials
The 11 video tutorials on this page are provided by our friends at Infinite Skills and authored by Scott Onstott.
In this Photoshop for Architects training course, expert trainer Scott Onstott provides a number of valuable techniques in order for you to get the most out of Photoshop in an architectural context. This course is designed for architects, engineers, builders, and anyone that uses photos, 2D drawings, and 3D models to communicate their design intentions. You should have a basic working knowledge of Photoshop and the tools that are available in order to get the most out of this tutorial. You will start out by learning the fundamentals of digital imaging, such as understanding histograms and cropping a photo to a specific aspect ratio. Scott will show you how to develop photos in Camera Raw, how to work non-destructively to leave your creative options open, and how to expand dynamic range for added realism. This video based training course will teach you techniques to enhance AutoCAD drawings using Photoshop so that your plans can convey color, texture, and shadow. Click a link to view each video (opens in new window).
If you enjoy these sample videos and would like to see the full course, take a look at the Photoshop for Architects for more details or check out Scott Onstott's SketchUp training course.
Sample Videos
- What You Will Learn
- About The Author
- Cropping In Perspective
- Content Aware Scaling
- Lens Corrections, Camera Calibration, And Special Effects
- Non-Destructive Editing - Part 1
- Painting With The Art History Brush
- Loading AutoCAD Output In Photoshop And Cleaning It Up
- Using Pattern And Colour Overlay Together
- Retouching An Image To Remove Unwanted Content
- Altering Video With Filters As A Smart Object
Please note: the work files referred to in these videos are only available with the full course.
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