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1. Re: How can I get Gray background instead of White in Photoshop CC 2014 after rendering 3D ? I've seen this in many tutorials. Plz help me.
What do you mean by "background", the area where there's nothing to be seen in all layers, the area around your 3D object or plane ? Are you using ambient light or an environment ? Try including some (small) screenshots or samples of such tutorial images.
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2. Re: How can I get Gray background instead of White in Photoshop CC 2014 after rendering 3D ? I've seen this in many tutorials. Plz help me.
Brother, when I am rendering any 3D text in photoshop, then it shows white backgroung instead of Gray.
See White backhround is of mine and gray is on tutorials.
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3. Re: How can I get Gray background instead of White in Photoshop CC 2014 after rendering 3D ? I've seen this in many tutorials. Plz help me.
Well, judging from your screens, I can see there's a "Background" mesh in yours and there's at least a "Diffuse" map in the tutorial. Both can have very different material mappings and/or settings. Check them out in the Properties panel, by selecting the element in the 3D panel. The tutorial must be using a very subtle setting to reflect some of the illumination color of the AC logo. Or maybe it's a diffusion map, using a darker tone while 'faking' the yellow glow as well. Can't see it exactly from this screen.
Tweaking such settings is a very delicate matter, and especially when it comes to soft glows and reflections, the jargon of some properties can be confusing.
