Keying Mastery | 02. From Setup to Final Comp in Nuke

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Join us for the conclusion of our two-part keying course. Delve into the intricacies of keying as VFX compositor Paul Ringue guides you through each vital step, from plate prepping to matte extraction and advanced despill techniques. This keying setup, enables you to take on any shot, regardless of lighting or creases in the green or blue screen. Bring your imagination to life with flawless keying composites. Here is the course page with downloadable assets: learn.foundry.com/course/7590...
Here is a link to part 1: • Keying Mastery | 01. I...
Check out Alfie Vaughan's tutorial on removing tracking markers here: learn.foundry.com/course/6715...
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:12 Grain Removal and Element Cleanup for More Accurate Compositing
8:16 Matte Creation for Background Replacement
17:10 How to Integrate a Character Into a New Setting
23:22 Hair and Fine Detail Retrieval to Make Your Comp More Realistic
25:20 Ensure Visual Consistency by Re-graining Your Comp
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@studiodevis 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Paul & Foundry! An a special thank you for downloadable assets.

@ronydey2696 5 месяцев назад

Awesome 👍

@kirillkhomenko_ 10 месяцев назад

Thank you a lot . Can you do a next tutorial on how to pull the shadow out of the green screen, please?

@yashagrawal7585 11 месяцев назад

Wouldn't it be wrong scattering the grains without replacing the mask used for the background? The original character grains are not there anymore if we don't use replace mask, is this something that's been missed or am I missing something?

@cg-school 11 месяцев назад

Thanks. Das Grain - from Nukepedia ?

@suzelise 5 месяцев назад

I've watched Alfie's clean up video and I still can't figure out how you would remove the markers behind the hair.

@triviatum7236 3 месяца назад

Right, exactly. I can't believe he overlooked this. I so hate the Nuke teaching community. A lot of them are Indians and are almost unintelligible. the English speakers are, well, English or Australian, and have difficult-to-understand accents. And then finally the level of instruction is often very poor. Why would he leave out the tracking info and then refer us to another video that doesn't sufficiently cover the current example????? Arrgh!!!! I hate Nuke and I hate the subpar tutorials available!!!!!!!

@tomsquad1979 3 месяца назад

Alfie's recommended video does not show us how to get rid of the marker behind the actor's head. Thanks, another worthless Nuke tutorial. Why are Nuke tutorials some of the worst, most worthless trash on RU-vid? Why are all of the advocates and instructors working with Nuke mostly incompetent? Does that say anything about the app?

@LucasPfaff 11 месяцев назад

Is there a reason the additive key has no additive components, but is multiplicative instead? Seems a bit weird to get rid of all colour as well, especially with coloured, more frizzy hair. I mean, sure, multiplicative can work well in cases, but actually doing it additive is a good way as well