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- Follow SketchUp Tutorial 4.4 to export images for Photoshop editing. You should have at least the images shown below:
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- SketchUp lines only:
- SketchUp shadows only:
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- SketchUp x-ray on:
- Follow SketchUp Tutorial 4.4 to export images for Photoshop editing. You should have at least the images shown below:
- SketchUp Grey Pen:
- Now open the SketchUp lines file in Adobe Photoshop.
- Use File>Place to bring in the remaining images created from SketchUp Tutorial 4.4. Each smart object placed will be the correct size and will appear on a new layer.
- Switch the layer blending mode on the Shadows layer to be "Multiply"
- Switch the layer blending mode on the x-ray layer to be "Multiply" and adjust the opacity to around 40% or whatever looks good to your eye.
- Switch the layer blending mode on the Grey Pen layer to be "Multiply"
- Now switch to the Shadows layer and use the magic wand to select all the white space in the layer. Navigate to Select>Inverse to invert the selection.
- With the selection still active, use the dodge and burn tools to adjust the shadows. Try to darken the corners of shadows to enhance the mood of the image.
- Your final result should look something like the image shown below. Photoshop Composite: Layers blended in photoshop, enhanced shadows with dodge & burn.
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