Hugo's Desk will be live on Twitch tomorrow Sunday, 17th March from 15.00 GMT. This will part Two of a CG compositing Nuke workshop using a real production shot. Hope to see you there. www.twitch.tv/hugosdesk
I am an After effects user. I dont use Nuke much. But i still watch your tutorials nevertheless. I try to apply these methods especially the compositing techniques which you share and use it on my work. Thank you for making these videos. 🙏
Great tips, Thanks for sharing... If you have time, I would like you to make some videos on the following topics. 1. Using Lens Flares in Nuke , how to create a great looking Lens Flare like in After Effects 2.Camera projection in nuke especially on flat surfaces like roads, without using Maya or other 3D Packages 3. Wire removal on characters using paint in Nuke 4. How to match grain manually, without using Regrain. 5. 3D Modelling in Nuke using reference images I have many doubts. There are lots of tutorials online, but you explain professionally.I trust your workflow. If it possible kindly make some videos based on this . Thank you very much
Thank you Very Much Hugo! Very nice tutorial. I am enjoying your video's alot, and love how quick they are and how concise they are. Can't Wait for your next video!
You're a speedy guy! But great tutorial! Super useful, however i am having an issue when i put the volumetric light in my background plate is no longer visible.. dunno if im doing something wrong or what, if you got any ideas i'd welcome the help, thanks so much!
Cool i try to add this in after efect and its great but my i5 16gb of ram is crying... still not able to have a free version of nuke 😔 (its 262$ even for a student version becuz my school is not elligible)
God rays, also known as crepuscular rays, refer specifically to sunlight passing through clouds. I'm not sure what a spotlight through smoke is called... but it's not a god ray :P
Hugo, thanks for very informative tutorial! How would you simulate an obstruction of volume rays in this case? I don't know why, but i can't use mask input of volumerays node, simply black screen.
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Hi, I will definitely support your Patreon page...I was wondering about more of the AE to Nuke jump series. Or idea from what to start, so I can follow with these more advanced series...My work is mostly motion graphics, but they started giving me more VFX work and I think Nuke will be perfect match...
I'm working on a docu-movie at Sky Italy, it will be released in april I guess and I had a shot that required exactely this subtle effect to avoid its obvious fakeness! :D
Well, when Apple discontinued Shake Fusion had a good chance to be the industry standard but because it lacked a Linux and Mac port it lost out to Nuke. After a few years Nuke dominated the VFX industry and even with the eventual Linux and Mac port, Fusion was too late to the party. Now Nuke is completely integrated into VFX pipeline, it will take time for any new compositor to come in. Normally VFX companies stay with softwares for a long time for stability and pipeline development.
Hugo's Desk will be live on Twitch tomorrow Sunday, 17th March from 15.00 GMT. This will part Two of a CG compositing Nuke workshop using a real production shot. Hope to see you there.
www.twitch.tv/hugosdesk
i realize I am kinda off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream new series online?
"If you did not like this video, just leave."
I love that.
Great tutorial. Thank you, sir.
I am an After effects user. I dont use Nuke much. But i still watch your tutorials nevertheless. I try to apply these methods especially the compositing techniques which you share and use it on my work. Thank you for making these videos. 🙏
Thanks so much for your kind words. Glad you enjoy my content.
Great tips, Thanks for sharing... If you have time, I would like you to make some videos on the following topics.
1. Using Lens Flares in Nuke , how to create a great looking Lens Flare like in After Effects
2.Camera projection in nuke especially on flat surfaces like roads, without using Maya or other 3D Packages
3. Wire removal on characters using paint in Nuke
4. How to match grain manually, without using Regrain.
5. 3D Modelling in Nuke using reference images
I have many doubts. There are lots of tutorials online, but you explain professionally.I trust your workflow.
If it possible kindly make some videos based on this . Thank you very much
Nice one, I like the fact it's short and straight to the point! Please keep it coming...
Thanks so much of the kind words. I will try to have episode 6 next Friday. Cheers
I always like your videos and I will not leave :)
Thanks for sharing these tutorials.
Thanks so much for watching
As always, Very helpful stuff! Thanks Hugo!
A good refresher, thanks Hugo!
Thank you Very Much Hugo! Very nice tutorial. I am enjoying your video's alot, and love how quick they are and how concise they are. Can't Wait for your next video!
excellent video!
Keep up the great work.
You are awesome
Thank you so much, you are awesome for saying that and supporting my channel with positivity. Thanks
Thanks a lot Hugo! Indeed a new and better way than how I used to do :)
Thanks ! Simple and cool stuff !
Still watching in 2021
Thanks so much, this really helps literally right now!!!
+Christoph Zapletal Cool. What are you up to?
Sorry, can't say, NDA stuff... but it really helped nonetheless!!!
good job !
Brilliant! When can we expect a new episode of this series?
thanks ! love the channel
your videos are awesome!
Awesome!
is there a way to make a 3d volume ?
Yes you can use the particle system. It includes a template and everything
where I can find the read you use in the tutorial? thank you :)
AAAAANNNNDDD Subscribed!
you rock !!!
Thanks for the support
shit man, you are so cool
awesome
que tutorial maravilhoso! para mim cada vídeo e uma super aula! Deus o abençoe🤩🏆
PRO TIP : Keep the speed at 0.5
+mayuresh gadre What do you mean? In the clip? Btw thanks so much for watching
I am new user could you recommend any nukex tutorial so that i start off.
You're a speedy guy! But great tutorial! Super useful, however i am having an issue when i put the volumetric light in my background plate is no longer visible.. dunno if im doing something wrong or what, if you got any ideas i'd welcome the help, thanks so much!
@@miffy45 check the volume light's alpha or merge over A and B channel
what did u press to animate the light
Nice one
how do i add into 3d scene?
AMAZING.....
Great sir
is it 3D ?
No it’s 2D
always use the easy and short way to do something if that give same result without toomuch effort
Absolutely, that is always my way of dealing with VFX.
This comment not for you actually. you know better then me :)
Cool i try to add this in after efect and its great but my i5 16gb of ram is crying... still not able to have a free version of nuke 😔 (its 262$ even for a student version becuz my school is not elligible)
Try Nuke No Commercial ;)
@@mariuszgietkowski589 how???
www.foundry.com/products/nuke/non-commercial
@@HugosDesk thanks a lot, i will try this today
thank you but so fast((((
+Olzhas Kurmanbayev Sorry. Well you can play it in slow motion. New option in You Tube
its called god rays, not volume rays -.-
Hi there, well the node I used is called "Volume Rays" so that is why. But it is the same thing. Thanks for watching btw.
God rays, also known as crepuscular rays, refer specifically to sunlight passing through clouds.
I'm not sure what a spotlight through smoke is called... but it's not a god ray :P
Hugo, thanks for very informative tutorial! How would you simulate an obstruction of volume rays in this case? I don't know why, but i can't use mask input of volumerays node, simply black screen.
Really Hugo.. That was an amazing and short video keep up the good work.. Wish i could be your assistance in London.
+ghamay2011 Thanks so much for the kind words.
how to keep it static while in motion
Thanks a lot !! It really helps !
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Hi, I will definitely support your Patreon page...I was wondering about more of the AE to Nuke jump series. Or idea from what to start, so I can follow with these more advanced series...My work is mostly motion graphics, but they started giving me more VFX work and I think Nuke will be perfect match...
Do you have a trick for 3D ones? I tried using a Reconcile node but the result is a bit strange once the parallax shits :(
Very useful! These tips can definetly help me with my recent projects! Thanks Hugo!
Thanks so much for the words. Glad you liked it. What are you making? Is it out?
I'm working on a docu-movie at Sky Italy, it will be released in april I
guess and I had a shot that required exactely this subtle effect to
avoid its obvious fakeness! :D
cool
how to create 3d volumetric rays... i have done few tries with reconcile 3d but didnt get that thing which i want...
It’s on my list of future videos.
@@HugosDesk i can't find it in playlist..
Like I said it will be a future video. In the future.
@@HugosDesk i thought its ur one of playlist name....
Just what I was looking for! the trick doesn't get old no matter how many years go by, thanks Hugo!
Thank you so much
woww, pretty cool technique, thanks!
What do you want about fusion
What do you mean?
sorry, what do you think about fusion. Why is not use in the industry. Why nuke. @@HugosDesk
Well, when Apple discontinued Shake Fusion had a good chance to be the industry standard but because it lacked a Linux and Mac port it lost out to Nuke. After a few years Nuke dominated the VFX industry and even with the eventual Linux and Mac port, Fusion was too late to the party. Now Nuke is completely integrated into VFX pipeline, it will take time for any new compositor to come in. Normally VFX companies stay with softwares for a long time for stability and pipeline development.
ok, thank you @@HugosDesk
Thank you Hugo!
No problem, thank you.
These tutorials are great, Hugo. Thanks!