1. Descarga elarchivo de práctica y abre “3d-model-wrapping.psd” en Photoshop.
Aplica la imagen sobre el producto
2. Teniendo seleccionada la capa llamada “Gráfico de empaquetado”, ve a 3D > Nueva malla a partir de capa > Ajuste preestablecido Malla > Refresco para montar el gráfico de empaquetado sobre una lata en 3D. Photoshop te preguntará si quieres cambiar al espacio de trabajo en 3D > Haz clic en Sí para continuar.
3. Cambia del panel de capas a 3D. En caso de que no puedas ver el panel en 3D, elige Ventana > 3D.
4. Establece la escena en Vista actual en el panel en 3D.
5. Selecciona Orbitar la cámara 3D en la barra superior. El cursor muestra una pequeña órbita que te permite darle la vuelta al modelo en 3D. Ya puedes arrastrar distintas direcciones para cambiar la vista de la lata dentro del espacio. Elige una vista que muestre una parte de la parte superior de la lata y la sombra inferior.
6. A continuación, gira la lata para que la etiqueta interior esté directamente frente al usuario. Para ello, haz clic en la lata para mostrar el eje 3D. Pasa el cursor sobre el marcador rojo del eje Y hasta que aparezca el círculo amarillo.
7. Arrastra para girar la lata hasta que se centre la etiqueta.
Aplica un material realista
8. Para finalizar tu boceto, puedes ajustar la configuración del material de la lata. Selecciona Material_etiqueta en la categoría Refresco en el panel 3D y ajusta las propiedades en el panel de arriba. Establece Brillo en 9 % y Metálico en 16 %.
9. Haz clic en el icono del cubo 3D en la parte inferior del panel 3D para procesar el boceto. El procesamiento tardará un rato, según la potencia del ordenador. Cuando acabe el procesamiento, puedes guardar el boceto.
¡Ya está! Ahora te toca a ti aplicar una imagen en 2D a un boceto de productos en 3D con Photoshop. Descarga los activos o utiliza los tuyos propios y comparte el resultado en Facebook, Twitter e Instagram con #MadewithPhotoshop para obtener comentarios y conectar con otras mentes creativas.
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