Great video, but I think you forgot to mention the key uses for these softwares. As professional animator & film director in the field, these are the general uses for each software in professional work: After Effects: Motion Graphics, Compositing, 2D animation, very basic 3D animation (2.5D) Blender: 3D animation, 2D animation, VFX. Nuke: 3D Compositing, high level Rotoscopy Nuke is not an animation software per say. It's used mainly for high level 3D compositing. Blender & After Effects however, are built for animation from the ground up. Hope this helps.
@@Default_-ij5oc depends on the project. If you don't have a team, you'll most likely be sticking to projects with basic vfx which can be easily managed by AE.
Blender = 3D Package Nuke = High End Compositing Package After Effects = Motion Graphics Tool They all serve different purpose. Doesn't make sense to compare them. Instead you should have a workflow or build a pipeline between them for your work.
Oh yeah! I'm really big on blender and, Nuke has peaked my interest in the past except for the fact that it is either a subscription-based software or a $10,000 one-time fee.
8:34 How much is that over your lifetime? Bearing in mind that, as soon as you stop paying, you lose control of all the work you’ve done over that lifetime.
I believe everything y said in the video is packed inside Davinci resolve 16 especially when we talk about compositing from what i've seen in other videos once fusion shows up for compositing all the others are out of duty
Hey my friend, I found this video to be very helpful. I hope you keep making videos similar to this, because all the software that you speak about I have fooled around with many of them over the years. You explain yourself very well and your method of explaining which softwares are better for specific uses are awesome, so I found your videos to be very helpful. I hope you continue to do the good work you are doing, thank you!
Nice vid. even as a free software ,blende proved to better for animation and 3d. after effects remains for motion graphics and needs illustrator as complete part.
Nice video, i hace a question. Why it's so hard to find good Courses or tutorial of fusión . I just dont get it. Fusión it's so powerfull AND cheaper than nuke
Thanks a lot mate. I will take a course on motion design in my masters programme next semester where the professor uses After Effects. Now during my bachelor programme we used Blender, so I wanted to know if I would need to switch (and pay...) or if it would be possible to do the tasks with B. as well. Question answered. So thanks a lot for that, as well as for the detailed comparison.
This was wildly informative! Thanks a lot. Do you know if skill share has courses on blender? I want to start on 2D animation but looking to move to 3D later. Should I start with after effects?
I hope that someone create a new computer program for the special effects. But not a simple program, but a fusion about all computer programs like after effecs, photo shops, blender, premier pro, cinema 4d, maya, nuke etc...
Hi thanks for you video... I want to learn an editor videos and i confused between aftet effects and davanci resolve 16 please can you give me your opinion about that?! Thanks again...
Nice vid. What about Davinci Resolve ? I came from After Effects, amazing tool with incredible plugins to do anything.. but the output files result always give me headache (choppy and laggy) . Davinci Resolve is more practical do to simple tasks and gives me better output files (better quality and compresion)
I think this software mostly use for corlor grading, it has small version of fusion inside and works like nuke but faster a bit but less function, i think 🤔
What i really want to know is if there is some software for video compositing that wont take forever and ever to preview anything like after effects does ! how can it be soooooooooooooooooooooo slow my god !
@@dileepkful there's blender official RU-vid channel.... In that blender fundamental... Is the basic .... from there you could move to other channel such as blenderguru and so forth..
Oh no you didn't! BlackMagic's Davinci Resolve (or the standalone Fusion)... didn't make it and Blender did when I can't even color correct because it's so slow even on a single RENDERED picture! Nuke's free version is useless even to learn because you can't learn the power of it with the tools disabled, and the real license is prohibitive to learn. That's why I use Resolve for more adv stuff and Ae for fun stuff. PS: Ae is not trivial to learn esp will all the plugins you need to get it up to speed.
@Glizzster 多 that was my first choice, but alas, no other software package has withstood my requests for it to work for me. I can't make money cause if I do the ex and the state will pop up their heads and come after me again. A life as a trust fund baby without a trust and not a baby seems my only option atm. I do all this shite as art therapy so my calm helps others... entiendes?
@Glizzster 多 I wish one of my PCs sucked. I have one potato though, that's the one that goes online. Oh, nvm, I forgot the thing that's most important: It's not whether or not your PC sucks but whether or not it swallows... I'm trying to take my toddler/old man afternoon nap, so this text could be a completely sleep written comment.
nuke's free version is enough to learn nuke and compositing. what is the missing feature in the free version which makes it impossible to learn it? (based on your statement you don't even know what is missing in the free version! and they have a cheap indie version too.)
*NO !!!* Face reveals are highly overrated. Besides, there are WEIRDOS on the internet who would chase after him just over a difference in opinion. We're here for the info - not for his face.
