Google Earth Master Plan in Photoshop [ Quickest Method ]

Today’s video is Master Plan Rendering in Photoshop for Urbanism and Architecture. Amazing Architecture Rendering Photoshop for your presentations.

Currently, the visualization of architecture is incredibly important. From designs presented at university, to marketing an idea to a company, to attending architectural contests all around the globe, and also participating specifically in this area of architecture. The architect needs to know how to achieve a good result effectively. Therefore, this video is extremely essential for architectural students who want to learn how to effectively render an architectural floor plan. Adobe Photoshop is the best photography and graphic design program in the world is at the core of nearly any artistic project, from picture processing and composition to digital painting, animation and web design.

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[LearnUpstairs]

Loved your result! You took one step further with the site analysis, goob job!

[angielugo]

This video literally saved my grades, no joke (and thank god it has subtitles cause i actually speak spanish and its easier for me to keep up)

[SurvivingArchitecture]

I hope you enjoy the video, how are you all doing? I am currently getting ready to go and find if I won the Woman In Property Award. Wish me luck you all and shall I vlog?

[alditory]

OU graphics is proud

Am not him, but he would be, being an inspiration to you and us all

[vedantpednekar]

Thank you for making this video I had searched alot to get to know how edit the site plan from Google Earth

[landewell]

Very useful video. Some people that I know simply screenshot google earth and leave it as it is. This video makes it more appealing.

[hareskitchen]

Master plan from google earth WHAT!!!! thank you do much

[faeqakhan]

This channel is so underrated. You deserve much more love and accreditation💕

[f.moralesd.]

This video help me how to improve my urban presentation. THANKS!

[Gamalenon]

I love your voice, you should do a podcast :D

[Magnushoegaard]

I love this because it's literally art to me

[mehrabmolayi]

How can we use digi map...i don't get it😔

[onetwoby]

You looked in hurry while recording the video. Wish the play speed would have been slower.
Good work!

[halfwaygay]

You are a God send! Thank you for everything you are doing on this channel. You are saving my life <3

[PrinceKieth]

love your work and thanks your video was much easier than the one you mentioned at the beginning keep it up

[galorojas]

Incredible this is just amazing every video is amazing!!!! Tjis page, everything! Greetings from Ecuador

[RichardChappell]

THis is 4 years old, but even then the following critique was valid. I only share this for other students that might be following this for ideas. The final result is ok, but it's really a substandard methodology, and more importantly, it's a dead end. It's dumb graphics, little better than markers on paper. Anyone needing to use that information for any other purpose will have to go through and recreate it all from scratch. A much better option is to use GIS software, such as ArcGIS (licensed) or QGIS (open source). You can then use the same imagery, bring in webmap services for other layers of data (that will already be geocoded) and use actual property lines to build the polygons for accurate zone polygons. It can look just as nice - and even nicer, and more importantly, you will have data that can be further used for ongoing management of the plan, budget analysus, engineering, smaller area planning, zoning, and so much more.

[nishantjage]

Hey can you be more detailed about the steps, cause i got confuse between how to add files. Btw doing a great job

[diannebarinque]

Your intro music never gets old!❤ Love your contents😊

[TheArchitecturalInsider]

Good luck with your award and this is nice and easy to do amazing video !