Adobe Dimension Course Section 23 Using Image Backgrounds and Alignment

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Adobe Dimension is a 3D Mockup tool which is a part of Adobe Creative Cloud. In this course, you will learn how to work in a 3d environment, import 3d models, add in textures, render and export final outputs.  In this video lesson, we will learn about Using Image Backgrounds and Alignment in Adobe Dimension.  You can access the entire Adobe Dimension Course in the following playlist: https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x8fyps

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00:00So what you can also do is utilize image as backgrounds and align those objects to those

00:10particular backgrounds as well.

00:13So to do that, let me just go around and bring in the shopping bag right here, just like

00:17this.

00:18And then it's loading as you can see right here.

00:20Then I'm going to go around and bring in, let's say for example, this can bottle this

00:24like this as well.

00:26So this is what you have right here and there's the default studio lighting going on right

00:31now.

00:32So what I can do is I can go around onto the images section and then here you can see that

00:37I can go around and bring in a table background as you can see right here.

00:41But you can see that the alignment is not quite well right here and it's hard to actually

00:45go around and align it manually right here.

00:48But what you can do is you can go around and match the image right here and you can resize

00:53the image and match the camera perspective and create lights according to this particular

00:58alignment as well.

00:59So if I were to go around and press OK, then it actually analyzes out the image and then

01:05aligns it out well right here and matches out the lighting as well.

01:09So just like this, if I were to go around onto, let's say, for example, a render preview,

01:13then you can see that it matches out the lighting right there.

01:16You can change around the global level of intensity and change around the rotation of

01:20lighting as well and change around the shadow opacity as you like as well.

01:25Similarly, let's just go around and bring in this table around over here just like this.

01:30And once I do that, you can see that this is what you have.

01:33And now you can go around and match the image again and press OK.

01:38And then it analyzes it out and then arranges out the lighting accordingly right here.

01:44And this is the overall result, as you can see, just like this.

01:47So that is what you have.

01:48You can go around and bring in any image as you want as well.

01:53So let's say you want to add in a custom background.

01:56Then you can go around onto file, onto import, then utilize image as background.

02:01So once I do that, you can go around and bring in this background right here, as you can

02:05see, just like this.

02:07And then this is your custom background right there.

02:09So if I were to go around and press OK right here, then you can see that it utilizes the

02:13lighting and everything right here, just like that.

02:17And if I were to go around onto render preview, then this is what you have right here.

02:21So that is how you can go around and utilize image backgrounds as you like and then also

02:28go around and then arrange out the actions to match the image with the background and

02:33the alignment.

02:35So I hope you found this video useful.

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