How to make billboards realistic in PS
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- 1、How does PS make such a fenced advertisement?
- 2、How to use PS to make billboard renderings
- 3、How to make billboard characters realistic with PS
1. Adobe Photoshop (PS) software is usually used to produce outdoor advertisements, which is suitable for all aspects of indoor and outdoor design.
2. First of all, there is a misunderstanding that needs to be corrected: outdoor advertising is produced through inkjet printing rather than traditional printing, so it does not involve film (i.e. film), and there is no distinction between CMYK and RGB modes. Because the effect of the advertisement is mainly seen from a distance, whichever color mode is used will not affect the final effect.
3. When designing outdoor advertising in PS, there is no need to set the resolution too high. Usually, 70-90DPI is enough, and even 30-50DPI can meet the requirements in some cases. This is because outdoor advertising is farther away from the viewer and does not require as high a resolution as print. Too high a resolution will result in huge files and affect computer performance.
4. After completing the design, you can directly export the image in JPEG format for inkjet printing without providing source files. Inkjet printing companies can process high-resolution JPEG files to ensure that the final effect is consistent with the source file.
5. If you are worried that the design drawing may be blurry after enlarging it, you can verify it by checking the print size. Use the zoom tool in PS and select the print size to ensure that the image remains clear after enlarging it.
6. For large-scale outdoor advertising, due to the limitations of inkjet printing materials, collage processing is usually required. For example, a billboard that is 8 meters wide and 5 meters high may need to be produced in two pieces of inkjet printing materials of different sizes.
7. Inkjet printing materials are usually in rolls, the length may reach several hundred meters, and the width generally does not exceed 3 meters. Therefore, designs that exceed this size need to pay special attention to splicing issues to avoid crashes caused by excessive file size.
8. When designing, it should be adjusted according to the actual size without considering bleeding like printed matter. If the advertisement requires edge wrapping (such as making a frame), you should communicate with the inkjet printing manufacturer. They will usually reserve a 10-15 cm white edge for cutting.
9. As for size adjustment, you can directly select "Image Size" or "Canvas Size" under the "Image" menu in PS to set it.
10. Finally, regarding the issue of transparency, if the design contains a white background, there is usually no need for special treatment. If anything is unclear, you can ask further for more specific guidance.
2. First of all, there is a misunderstanding that needs to be corrected: outdoor advertising is produced through inkjet printing rather than traditional printing, so it does not involve film (i.e. film), and there is no distinction between CMYK and RGB modes. Because the effect of the advertisement is mainly seen from a distance, whichever color mode is used will not affect the final effect.
3. When designing outdoor advertising in PS, there is no need to set the resolution too high. Usually, 70-90DPI is enough, and even 30-50DPI can meet the requirements in some cases. This is because outdoor advertising is farther away from the viewer and does not require as high a resolution as print. Too high a resolution will result in huge files and affect computer performance.
4. After completing the design, you can directly export the image in JPEG format for inkjet printing without providing source files. Inkjet printing companies can process high-resolution JPEG files to ensure that the final effect is consistent with the source file.
5. If you are worried that the design drawing may be blurry after enlarging it, you can verify it by checking the print size. Use the zoom tool in PS and select the print size to ensure that the image remains clear after enlarging it.
6. For large-scale outdoor advertising, due to the limitations of inkjet printing materials, collage processing is usually required. For example, a billboard that is 8 meters wide and 5 meters high may need to be produced in two pieces of inkjet printing materials of different sizes.
7. Inkjet printing materials are usually in rolls, the length may reach several hundred meters, and the width generally does not exceed 3 meters. Therefore, designs that exceed this size need to pay special attention to splicing issues to avoid crashes caused by excessive file size.
8. When designing, it should be adjusted according to the actual size without considering bleeding like printed matter. If the advertisement requires edge wrapping (such as making a frame), you should communicate with the inkjet printing manufacturer. They will usually reserve a 10-15 cm white edge for cutting.
9. As for size adjustment, you can directly select "Image Size" or "Canvas Size" under the "Image" menu in PS to set it.
10. Finally, regarding the issue of transparency, if the design contains a white background, there is usually no need for special treatment. If anything is unclear, you can ask further for more specific guidance.
How to use PS to make billboard renderings?
Take photos of the advertising space on site and import them into PS.
Put the advertisement picture you made into the photo you took and pre ss CTRL+t. When the transformation point appears, right-click the mouse, select Transform, and adjust the size according to the position of your advertisement.
Use the brighten or darken tools to modify the entire image according to the lightness and darkness of the photo you took.
To do the night effect, create a new layer, fill it with black, and set the opacity to 30%. Use an oval frame to select the new layer, and use feathering to draw the advertising space.
The basic process is like this. As long as you have some basic knowledge of PS, you can basically do the specific details!
Take photos of the advertising space on site and import them into PS.
Put the advertisement picture you made into the photo you took and pre ss CTRL+t. When the transformation point appears, right-click the mouse, select Transform, and adjust the size according to the position of your advertisement.
Use the brighten or darken tools to modify the entire image according to the lightness and darkness of the photo you took.
To do the night effect, create a new layer, fill it with black, and set the opacity to 30%. Use an oval frame to select the new layer, and use feathering to draw the advertising space.
The basic process is like this. As long as you have some basic knowledge of PS, you can basically do the specific details!
1. How to use PS to create the effect of this kind of advertising characters
Hello, this is what I did:
1. Load the word art selection (the art is done first. I don’t have a font like yours. I happen to have a picture of word art on hand). Then expand the selection. Then ctrl+J (create a new layer by copying the selection) to expand the pixels appropriately. It depends on the effect. In short, it is larger than the characters above. As shown in the picture.
2. Fill in the gradient color on the layer. That is, you fill in a gradient color that is not like a shadow or an outer glow.
3. Change the layer order. Place the filler below the word.
4. Then freely transform the filled layer. Put it where you want the effect.
5. Then stroke the layer filled with gradient color.
Hello, this is what I did:
1. Load the word art selection (the art is done first. I don’t have a font like yours. I happen to have a picture of word art on hand). Then expand the selection. Then ctrl+J (create a new layer by copying the selection) to expand the pixels appropriately. It depends on the effect. In short, it is larger than the characters above. As shown in the picture.
2. Fill in the gradient color on the layer. That is, you fill in a gradient color that is not like a shadow or an outer glow.
3. Change the layer order. Place the filler below the word.
4. Then freely transform the filled layer. Put it where you want the effect.
5. Then stroke the layer filled with gradient color.