I am trying to follow this tutorial on how to create anamorphic images and I don't know how to use vanishing point. How to create a flat grid like it says. Also, does the number of rows in a grid matter? Because in the picture it's like five rows across and when I create a grid it's at least twenty rows across. I have an art final due in a two days.
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View 8 Replies View RelatedI'm able to get Vanishing Point to work up until I place the text into the grid I've created. It then becomes too big for the grid so it looks as if the grid has cropped it.
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it's supposed to say OCCUPY on the ground but instead it's getting cropped and you're only seeing part of it. The original type I placed into the grid was not that large. How can I make sure the text stays within the grid at it's original size?
I was using the perspective grid tool and all of a sudden the selector for my vanishing point dissappeared.
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How do I get this back? I have the perspective selection tool selected too BTW.    Â
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I'm missing this selector:
This is driving my crazy, I have been using vanishing point to copy a slab of granite onto a counter top to see what it would look like with my kitchen decor.
Everything was going along just fine and I got an island countertop covered using the right plane for it but when i tried to repeat the process for another section of counter I can't get it to work.
I make the grids just where I want them and include the island counter in the grid so I will have a source to copy from.? When I click on the Marquee tool for selecting a section of the source and then click and drag it to where I want it there is nothing in the selection.
I can see the rectangle of the Marquee moving as I drag but when I get to the target area and release it there is nothing there.
As a beginner i'm learning day by day how to use photoshop. Among the functions i 'd like to handle with there's the vanishing point (in the filter menu). However i can't modify the angles of my selection to change the perspective grid.
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Take a look on this video at 03"57 (it is what i want to do): [URL] ...... Do i have to set something up before.
the autocad can create points on grid? I must stipulate the points to be sampled in the field / map, and would be a nice increase for the company. I'm sending a map, and I need a point every 2500 m square. I managed to do manually. I picked a line and divide segments of it with the command point. But I had to use the "copy" in each row of dots and copy down.
The attachment is a map with 32,81 ha ( 328100 m 2). That is, I need 4 points per hectare (10,000 square meters) in total 131 dots ( points )
In short, it is possible, in this map make a grid of points 2500m square from each other?
When using the perspective grid tool and type, I have a word on the right side of the grid in perspective, and I want to make a shadow of this word flat on the bottom grid. (Like how a tall building casts a shadow flat on the ground)
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I tried using the shear tool to do it but it is a bit tricky getting it just right. There must be an easier way to do it within the perspective tool grid.
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When I type the word and align it to the bottom grid, how do I rotate it whilst still being aligned in perspective on the bottom grid?If I try and rotate the word using the selection tool it rotates off axis so it is no longer laying flat on the bottom grid.
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Words placed on the bottom grid always read from the left vanishing point - I want the word to read from the right vanishing point so it aligns with my word on the right grid wall.
I'm trying to set up a scene in PS CS3 using the Vanishing Point filter. When I'm done I export using save as 3ds and then import in to Autodesk 3ds Max 2009 and After Effects CS3 (saving as vpe). I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but I always get the camera flipped in strange angels. Is there some sort of tutorial showing how the workflow how to set up a scene that works in a 3dsMax or After Effects?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to work on this image and I want to get rid of the grey part but continue on the blue and black parts. The attatched shows what I mean, and the link sends you to the full size image. Would you prefer vanishing point?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to place an image on a wall within another image, if that makes sense? I'd like to place a picture on the wall in the ally.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI was making a flyer for my night in June, and I first wanted to wrap some words around a wall...Vanishing point did that for me!
Then I wanted to put my words on a newpaper for the back of the flyer...so I took a pic of a newspaper at the angle I wanted and then used VP AGAIN to do EXACTLY what I wanted!
Vanishing point rocks!
Dont mind the clipping on the corners...There is a bleed area when you make the flyers...so there is nothing that needs to go there
I've got a problem using Vanishing Point filter in Photoshop CS4. When I load this filter an error message pops saying "The operation could not be completed" I attach a screen cap of the error.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI`m currently using PS CS5 Extended to measure some objects in Vanishing Point (because I need the measurements to respect a certain perspective plane) and I`ve come across something that doesn`t seem right. I`ll try to describe it as best i can. I`m drawing my perspective plane based on a white reference square 60x60 cm. Then I calibrate the grid (with the measure tool) and when I extend the perspective towards the vanishing point (towards the small sides of the square) evething is fine, my calibration value does not change (as it should). But when I extend the perspective away from the vanishing point (towards the large sides of the square) my calibration value changes, it`s value increases. This is a HUGE problem for me as this influences all my subsequent measurements. It makes me question how correct the measurements really are. When I extend the grid the calibration value should NOT change. explain why this happens????
View 8 Replies View RelatedSo I have this new job where I have to drop rugs and carpets into masked out room scenes. I went to my broadloom carpet file - selected the carpet - went to the room scene file - added a layer - went to vanishing point - created my grid - CTRL V .........and nothin! All of my options are greyed out.
What gives!! I have spent the whole day closing opening files, restarting PS, trying this on different files scouring the web for an answer to my dilemma.
I'm working in CS3. I have created a multi-layered image. Now, I want to go back to one layer and begin editing in vanishing point. But, when I'm in that layer, vanishing point is greyed out in the filters drop down. What's my problem and how do I get on the right track?
View 4 Replies View Related just received a file and it took me a while to work out that part of the artwork was created using vanishing point. Is there a quick way to know if vanishing point has been used in the file? Unlike other filters, there doesn't appear to be any symbols indicating this.
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How do I make it bigger? When you render it to Photoshop you have to zoom in to see it.
View 4 Replies View Relatedhow to snap 3D text to a defined vanishing point. Seems pretty straight forward but it does not seem to be snapping to the plane I defined?
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I'm using a CS3 with a powermac and having trouble accessing Vanishing Point. No matter what I try, it remains grayed out and unavailable in the menu of filters. I've tried selecting the layer I want to work with, made a new layer, even tried selecting from different tools. I can open other filters but not this one. This is a complex, large file with many layers...
View 4 Replies View RelatedI've been trying to use the VP tool in CS5 to do some camera matching work for 3dsMax. The potential is huge - it is really intuitive and fast to set up in Photoshop, but the exports never seem to work right. The cameras do not line up properly when loaded into Max, or the planes are all over the place (upside down etc) and it only seems to export one grid, no matter how many I've made in VP.
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It's a great tool for quick fixes inside Photoshop, but exports seem largely useless right now - so wondering if this is something that is getting a tune-up for CS6, or how to get something more functional out of CS5?
Once I draw a perpendicular plane, I select the Option key hold it down and select the edge of my parent grid, but nothing happens aren't I meant to be able to change the angle?
View 1 Replies View Relatedwhy the vanishing point option is grayed out? I am new on CS2 V9. and really appreciating what a great toolkit this is.
I have a circular image facing in the vertical plane which I want to lay down horizontal and have as in perspective (like taking a ringed archery target and laying it on the floor).
I am assuming that I need the create plane tool and believe that I get to this through the vanishing point filter.
I use CS3 Vanishing Point tool to create 3D planes, and return 3D Layer to Photoshop
but the result seems to be disgusting, the texture's resolution of the 3D layers were decreased
the left is captured in Vanishing Point, you can see the planes I have created
the right is the final result of the tool, details of the windows had been obviously weakened
its possible to get vanishing point plug in for elements
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a project that requires swapping out Text & images on a faked perspective.
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I want to use vanishing point but I want the text to remain editable wo I can easily swap it out.Â
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I also have some images I want to use as smart objects so I can swap them out easily as well.
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I'm not sure if this is possible. The Cut and paste doesnt seem to work.
I have a photo of a white bus, and I need to put a banner onto the side of the bus. The banner has a solid black rectangular background. After using the Vanishing Point filter to make the banner look like it has the same perspective as the bus, the edges of the banner are jaggy. If I use the Free Transform tool to manually distort the banner into the right perspective, the edges of the banner are smooth. Is there a way to smooth out or antialias the edges when using Vanishing Point?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am using Photoshop CS6 Extended (ver 13.0). I can apply the Vanishing Point filter to a jpeg still and set/apply the planes but the Export For After Effects (.vpe) command in the drop-down menu within the VP window is greyed out. I understood this filter is a feature of the Extended version. why this is disabled?
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I'm really wanting to utilize CS5's powerful 3D capabilites, but am at a loss on how to properly align 3d items in perspective to the filter Vanishing Point's planes.
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I'm building a digitial room setting, and want to place a simply painting (extrusion created with Repousse, texture layer merged down onto 3D layer) on the wall in proper perspective, with an extruded canvas like so:
This took plenty of time to accomplish. Nudging, moving, stretching, etc.. You can see my gridlines of course there created by the Vanishing Point filter. Is there an easier or quicker way to match up 3d objects within PS to these perspective planes other than doing it visually this way?
how to change clone tool brush in vanishing point filter.normally it comes as oval shape vertical, have just seen horizontal shape and very tall vertical shape have tried all presets to no avail?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a rectangular box in perspective on a layer, I want to stick a picture on it , so I can use the Vanishing point filter (creating a right plane, copy/ paste that picture and placing it) and it works fine. But I have the same picture to do with a hundred of picture to stick, so I need that to be dynamic. I only had to right click my layer with dynamic picture, "replace content", and it auto-fills in the other layer with the vanishing point edit.
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