Photomontage Architectural Renderings
Photomontage renderings are most useful for exterior architectural
scenes. The process involves taking a photograph and then
blending an exterior scene with it. It requires two skills
that are separate to 3D architectural rendering skills:-
Photography and the ability to frame a non-existent scene.
Imagination is the key to this.
Creating an exterior architectural rendering in 3D requires:
Exterior Architectural Rendering
This is the previously described step although the lighting
must be done to match the photograph.
Photography
Without a killed architectural photographer the scene
will be a disaster. It takes a completely different
skill set to that of normal photographers with more
emphasis on time of day, framing, foreground, background,
exposure and a complete knowledge of the 3D process.
Compositing
This is where the two images, 3D and photographic, are
spliced. It is the "montage" in "photomontage".
The tool of choice is Adobe Photoshop where we push
it's advanced features in masking, cropping and colour
correction to the limit.
We have pages that explain the whole 3D
rendering process and a complete section on photomontage
architectural renderings.
Photomontage architectural renderings relate
to projects including residential buildings, resorts, golf
courses, gardens, pool areas, marinas and many other structures.
They can also be used for some interior scenes but only
to a limited scale, unless you are creating a flat
image.
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