Building a 3D set from a photo in Blender

You can composite a convincing greenscreen shot by making a 3D model of an image texture as your background in Blender. Using FSpy, Blender, and After Effects, you can get a photorealistic greenscreen shot for your film.

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— CONTENTS OF VIDEO —
00:00 - FSpy
01:01 - Modeling in Blender
02:00 - Materials
04:12 - Lighting
05:49 - New camera + keyed footage
07:05 - Modeling details
09:45 - After Effects compositing
10:35 - Final shot

[IdoAnimations]

that is nuts, the tutorial was on point and you explained everything very well, loved it!

[syntheticfauna]

That was awesome! I would like to see more indepth tutorials on camera projection 🙏

[NoCodeFilmmaker]

This is amazing but made realize how little I know as far as terms lol. As an indie no-budget filmmaker this kind of implementation of tech gets me really excited. Thanks for the tutorial. I'd love to see more case uses for taking keyed footage and world building. Great tutorial :)

[imaginegettingangryonline]

So easy to understand and straight to the point. Subscribed.

[tenettttt]

Awesome tutorial! Learned a ton. This type of content inspire me immensely. Blender is so much fun.

[AldenPeters]

Thank you all for your kind words, you really make a guy feel special! I'm also adding to my list of more tutorials to make so keep those coming. Let's all get our films made!

[JoaoSilva]

The best tutorial on Youtube by an earth-sized margin.

[wheatlysparble]

Ayy a new sprawling blender artist!! Can't wait to see your channel grow!

[rrittenhouse]

I'm glad this wasn't a slowed down tutorial and you went at the speed that you did. It really shows me more generally about what can be done with amazing tools like blender. Just wow :) Thanks again

[glencandle]

This is great thank you. I've been doing this stuff for 20+ years and I'm always learning something new. Definitely learned a few tricks today, cheers!

[BrownHuman]

Awesome tutorial Alden. A little tip that can boost the realism even more in such scenarios is adding a few more 3d objects into the scene. Like it doesn't have to be from the photo itself but any other 3d photoscans or models to hide some of the stretchy areas. like a hanging cloth or a leaky wall or even a few layers of subtle smoke to sell the effect really more

[spacecostume]

wow, its insane how you were able to create such a cool clip in such a small amount of time. and really good tutorial, loved it

[Hainesi]

honestly that is unbelieveable! I'm going to go do this right now!!

[uncommongrowth]

My first video of yours I’m watching. Definitely subscribed. Thank you 🙏🏼

[duded]

Unbelievable results brother!
Really a great work!

[zrinkokozlica]

Really helpful and well made tutorial, keep it up! :)

[manamedia]

What an EXCELLENT Tutorial! Thank you for producing!

[FORGVINT]

Wow that's insane. Didn't search for it, but definitly gonna try it someday

[kamella]

great tutorial!!! i have never tried anything like this in blender. i've never really even worked on lighting, but you make it seem so easy! i will be sure to try this and thanks :)

[jitheshkuyyalil]

I followed this tutorial and worked on an image, oh my God! It is amazing! Thank you!