Post Processing in Unreal Engine 4 | UE4 Tutorial (2020)

Post processing is the best way to bring together various elements from your environments and levels and enhance the visuals to make everything more pleasant to the eye.
In this UE4 tutorial we'll go over how I create my post processing in 3 different scenes with 3 different lighting scenarios. We will aim for a realistic post process trying to get as close as we can to photorealism, but some of the methods shown in this tutorial can be applied to other cases too, such as stylized.

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Post processing is a really important element in levels and environments. If it's not done well, it can be a deal breaker whether it looks good or not, whether it is realistic or not. With that in minding, knowing how to set up a post process correctly and realistically is very important. Sometimes it's hard to find the right values in the beginning, but with practice it should become easier.

Throughout the entire tutorial, in order to visualize various post process effects, there will be some neat (hopefully) animations that will help beginners to understand how everything works. Understanding them is crucial, so with this it should be fairly easy to get used to everything.

Sources:
Using Lookup Tables (LUTs) for Color Grading: https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/E...

"CAMERA BASICS" by Peter McKinnon:    • CAMERA BASICS!  

Older video on post processing:    • How To Set Up A Realistic Post Proces...  

Music used in this video:
[No Copyright Music] Chill Lofi Hip Hop Instrumental (Copyright Free) Music - Days Like These:    • Видео  


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