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Compositing in AfterEffects! | Blender to AfterEffects Compositing Workflow

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In this quick tutorial, I'll be showing you my Blender to AfterEffects Compositing workflow, i.e. how I composite my RenderLayers in AfterEffects.
This was originally an exclusive Patreon-only video. But since I've taken down my Patreon page, I've decided to post these tutorials publicly here on RU-vid. This means that the style or quality may not be perfect, but I hope it's helpful to you regardless.
EDIT: 2.5 years later and I've decided to restart my Patreon page. You can find the link to it below if you're interested to watch more of these exclusive tutorials.
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@RenderRides 2 года назад

This is kind of a filler video, I'm working on something that is taking very long. So bear with me for some time while I try to finish it xD

@SAideRsaY 2 года назад

Would love to see an in-depth video from you making your compositing in AE - nice video mate!

@zoraelliss4533 Год назад

Great, really enjoyed watching what you do and seeing your character shine through. Thanks, Heaps!

@MADB0X Год назад

Wow, that is how compositing should be made, I`m amazed with the lighting that you added in After Effects for the mood - that completely changes the game

@bbkintanar 11 месяцев назад

loved this! thanks for sharing your workflow i definitely will be saving this as a reference 🙌

@renderpeach 10 месяцев назад

BRILLIANT TUTORIAL, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WORKFLOW.

@godfatheralexander 2 года назад

This was very inspirational, please keep going.

@ThePacmandarin 2 года назад

Thanks for having good music for a tutorial! The amount of tutorials I skip because of some action music playing is insane.

@lodgechant 2 года назад

WOW! What an inspiring tutorial. Thank you! With greetings from Cape Town.

@anartistoncrack5680 2 года назад

dang bro, your really inspiring

@CodeZakk 2 года назад

Awesome channel love the tutorials!!!

@RenderRides 2 года назад

Glad you like them!

@bornildihingia1252 2 года назад

Yoo!! Let's goo!! 🔥

@RenderRides 2 года назад

💪

@jayantharajapaksha7793 2 года назад

Thank u soo much.. This was soo useful! 💛

@RenderRides 2 года назад

Glad you found it useful! :D

@lessons_of_life_007 2 года назад

just subscribed

@valtabohm 2 года назад

Awesome workflow man, thanks for sharing! Did you work with native tools of after effects or used any plugin at some point?

@RenderRides 2 года назад

Thank you so much! ❤️ I only used the stock plugins, no third-party ones :)

@huntershikhari2729 Год назад

Brother please post a complete tutorial on how to bring our vfx composition to davinci and add sfx then render it. Pls reply 🙏

@faizanuddin. Год назад

i created an enviorenment just to try some jalex rosa thing but i dont know how to render as image sequence help plz

@sideswipe4742 2 года назад

I struggle making night environments so much and i have no idea how to make them. Yours look amazing 💯

@RenderRides 2 года назад

Thanks a lot! I struggle with them myself, and this is nowhere near perfect. Once I master it, I'll make sure to cover a tutorial on that! :D

@sideswipe4742 2 года назад

@@RenderRides i will be waiting for that btw i m discord too, so can i expect some tips, that can help a lil bit?

@yesdadbut960 Год назад

Whats your cpr setting for media encoder for RU-vid

@techking496 2 года назад

Hello I am a beginner to blender and have a doubt. When rendering an animation should I use mp4 format or png format. Also if I use png format that can I use blender again to convert it to mp4. What is the advantage of rendering in png format?

@RenderRides 2 года назад

It's a good practice to render in a format like .tiff or .exr as you don't get compression artefacts from them like you would on a .png image. There are a bunch of more reasons to pick those file formats over .png which you can find out with a simple google search, including the fact that you get can basically store more info in the other file formats which can be very useful in the post processing stage. Now to answer your question- You can definitely use Blender's video editing tools to convert your image sequences into a video file. There are also other free dedicated video editing software like DaVinci Resolve. I'd suggest using them over Blender for video editing, as Blender is still quite limited in this aspect. The main advantage, in my opinion, of using image sequences over rendering directly as a video file is that you can continue your render from any point if say your PC or Blender were to crash while rendering. You can also control the frame-rate of the video later too, as you have control over individual frames. These are just a few examples, but you can dive deeper by watching some videos or reading online :D

@techking496 2 года назад

@@RenderRides thanks a lot for your detailed explanation. But if i turn all my image sequence to mp4, shouldnt I have to render it again to export the video? So at that time will my pc crash?

@RenderRides 2 года назад

@@techking496 See, when you're 'rendering' the images sequences into a video file, it's not as hardware demanding and it's also pretty quick in most cases. It's kind of like exporting a video after you're done editing. Also, even if Blender did crash, you can simply start over again and it won't be that big of a loss to you. If you need something more reliable, a dedicated video editing software might be a better option than doing it all inside Blender.