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I used the amazing relighting tools on Switch Light to help make a film lit entirely in Unreal Engine 5. This is next level virtual production. Imagine making films entirely in Unreal Engine where all of your lighting is done in the engine. Switch light is currently in beta and will be released in the very near future. You can test it at:
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@drewh9717 Год назад

Finally, I can be normal....

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

You win the comments section.

@jishnusuresh4021 Год назад

Lmao that's a good one

@ek.c5j Год назад

💀💀

@Malory-Malicious Год назад

I didn’t expect to see you here

@Obiisaguy Год назад

I dont understand de joke :(

@tomk.7685 Год назад

the results look a bit plastic but it's definitely promising. It could definitely be useful in post-prod cgi lighting correction. It's application in fan editing could be interesting

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

That's mostly my shoddy roughness map. Just wait until Switchlight generate them.

@simonkennedy6116 Год назад

Well you could add a cartoon effect to the actor and Thinking about that, that could be amazing

@GANONdork123 Год назад

@JoshuaMKerr I think it's also a lack of subsurface scattering. Light doesn't just bounce off of our skin, it travels through it and scatters throughout the inside.

@nehemiahsomers4141 Год назад

@GANONdork123 yeah, Relight's results look good with that but the unreal engine ones don't quite get it

@ico-theredstonesurgeon4380 Год назад

That tells so much about realism. The final result does look plastic almost like it's a video game character, but that doesnt make sense because that's an actual person being recorded. Maybe the key to realism is afterall a good roughness map

@dabbopabblo Год назад

for making a rougness map use materialize, it allows for batch processing too, and the only reason the skin looks plasticy is because skin in real life absorbs light, so whatever you are applying the video material too, you should use a mask to make the skin part a subsurface scattering material and then with the roughness map the lighting will look photorealistic

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I'm working on this right now :)

@dabbopabblo Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Sounds exciting, cant wait to see the video!

@jp-is1is Год назад

doing a night scene inside of a moving car would be cool to see, since the lighting is always changing as the car is moving. Awesome work man

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

That's where I'm heading with this

@jp-is1is Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerrsick can’t wait to see what you come up with 🔥

@STICKOMEDIA Год назад

"who needs meta human when you have human?" has to be the most awesome thing I have ever heard

@romanbruni 11 месяцев назад

probably you'll need a 5th element multipass for that...

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Haha thanks.

@Saidriak Год назад

This is crazy impressive I could see this being a huge piece of an arsenal for compositing and CGI artists in the near future

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

It certainly won't be long before the results from this improve. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@robotoboy30 11 месяцев назад

Honestly I kind of hope that Cyan Inc does this for the Riven remake. The FMV characters are what made Riven feel so real... and I think this is nuts that it could allow FMV style moments in games again.

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Interesting. I never thought about that

@SewerTapes Год назад

If I had seen your final footage entirely out of context, I would have never guessed it was shot with entirely flat lighting. This technology is amazing and shows great promise. As is right now, I can tell it would work wonders for a highly stylized film along the lines of Sin City.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Give it a little time (probably months) and the results should be even better than this. Glad you're excited too.

@SewerTapes Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr When I was in film school, this would have been firmly the stuff of science fiction. Hell, everyone was still laughing off the prospect of studio movies shooting on digital media. I'm loving the proliferation of cheaper high-quality cameras, and the wealth of amazing software available to the average indie filmmaker. The future is indeed bright for the average indie filmmaker.

@jonathanheffron943 Год назад

It's always so amazing but taunting in a sense that the interface for these ground-breaking softwares are so simple. Like before it would be a challenging process that takes lots of time and planning, but here is this one button that can do it now in seconds.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I feel that.

@johanfolke2971 Год назад

Amazing! While it’s still early days, pushing the technology to its limits like you’ve done here will surely help to accelerate the development of this groundbreaking technology. Imagine where we’ll be in just a year!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Totally agree. These guys need to be shouted about in my opinion.

@agent_op Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Davinci Resolve a freemium software is also bringing this feature in their next update for video and the beta tests work great!!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Is it better than their current relighting tool? The current tool seemed mainly useful for making subtle changes rather than totally relighting footage.

@johanfolke2971 Год назад

@@agent_op Are you talking about the one in 18.5? That’s not nearly as good as this.

@agent_op Год назад

@@johanfolke2971 Yes I am talking about the one in 18.5 and I think it is good enough to be used and I know it's still not perfect but works for me!

@cowsforliyyfe Год назад

The potential for this is huge. Definitely going to be keeping a sharp eye on this software. Thanks for the video!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

You're welcome.

@JPKloess Год назад

I've been expecting software like this to be invented, so here we go.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Just the beginning

@real100talk5 Год назад

Now just expect it to not look fake and we are golden.

@MikeRenouf Год назад

Great video. I subscribed. Amazing piece of tech. Looking forward to seeing how this develops!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Welcome! I'm keen to see how it develops too. I'll definitely be making more videos as it does.

@alesdanz Год назад

I'm already using it in UE5. It gives me better results with the environment lights, and additionally, it saves you a few hours in compositing. Simply incredible. Thank you very much😎

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Glad this was helpful mate. It's a lot of fun and it's still early days.

@Kenb3d1 Год назад

Really amazing, can think of a few shots I could have done with this on before. Will try it out👍Thanks for the video.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

You're welcome. Glad you found it useful.

@PetrosofSparta Год назад

Hugely promising for a fix up or two. Obviously better to get it in camera - but I can't wait to see how far this can be pushed, the number of times I've shot something and just gone "Wish I had a little more light" or "wish I'd put a rim light here" - even just basic stuff like that.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I think we are going to be very suprised at the speed that this develops.

@PetrosofSparta Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr I think you're right. Generally speaking this kinda stuff is developing REALLY quickly.

@hobistinyheartbag Год назад

That’s crazy! You edited and relighted png sequences one by one it’s even crazier!

@pushREC Год назад

this is insane 🤯 can't wait to see what the future will bring 🙏

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Right there with you

@PiercingSight Год назад

That's spectacularly awesome! I can't wait until these kinds of tools are just built into compositing software~

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

You and me both!

@brttbrntt Год назад

This is obviously not perfect, but far, far better than I expected. I'm especially intrigued about how this tech might work on something like an iPhone than can capture LIDAR depth data alongside images.

@MissElora 11 месяцев назад

Your RU-vid channel is absolutely amazing! The content you create is both entertaining and informative,The production quality, creativity, and passion you put into your videos are evident in every frame. keeping me hooked with every video. Keep up the fantastic work, you're doing a fantastic job! 😊👍

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. I hope to keep bringing you videos you'll enjoy.

@MissElora 11 месяцев назад

@@JoshuaMKerr 🫰🫰🫰🫰

@wearetrackclub Год назад

Really interesting stuff! Great walkthrough, this can definitely be a game changer for filmmaking 🤯

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

It's going to be very exciting as it develops

@cheapomedia Год назад

Love it! The filmmaking industry is heading towards exciting times 😍😍

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

It truly is.

@Flamenawer Год назад

Honestly, all digital virtual production looks like shit, just your perception of what looks real or not is distorted.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I don't remember mentioning realism. But I am very excited about the potential of this technology. You don't have to share that enthusiasm.

@woodybob01 11 месяцев назад

You deserve a sub for this. I just randomly had your video recommended and I'm glad it was.

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Welcome aboard! Glad you enjoyed it

@firelordkushroll Год назад

this is amazing. lost me when you said you had to process each frame individually, but im sure that wont be a problem in a few months. great stuff mate!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Yeah their video normal map feature is desperately needed but it's coming.

@creatancremanova7097 Год назад

thank you for the show and letting us know!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

No problem, glad you enjoyed it.

@danelokikischdesign Год назад

Wow this technique looks amazing!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

So much potential for improvement too.

@mrnekoartcraft 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing with this information Joshua :) I absolutely love it the final result.

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for saying. I'm going to do another video and see if I can push it further.

@kipchickensout Год назад

Man, that relit version of yourself seems to have it rough but I really like the idea and how well it works, very nice video too :)

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Glad you enjoyed it. It's very interesting stuff for sure.

@Coconut.Capybara Год назад

Really cool stuff!

@MiDaY_i Год назад

I really look forward to their after effects integration!

@eshan309 Год назад

This is mind blowing!

@MrBowmanMakes Год назад

seriously impressive!

@ghostinhell666 Год назад

Wow thanx for the video was great. I was just thinking about something like this a few days ago while editing a video texture in unreal, its insane seeing this

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I'm super glad it's finally here.

@user-pt2kh6wg5u Год назад

This is amazing. Obviously, I had no way of doing it but this is so cool. I hope it's a big hit

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

It wasn't too difficult. I think most people could achieve this.

@ardidraws9734 Год назад

Really cool video thanks for sharing this !

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it. I'm so excited about this.

@ardidraws9734 Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr me too it gives a lot of possibilities and ideas

@DawahDigital 7 месяцев назад

Dude, you’re gonna grow massive إن شاء الله ❤

@JoshuaMKerr 7 месяцев назад

Here's hoping

@hellzerr Год назад

Thank You for Your work man. Subscribing right away!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Awesome, welcome!

@lukascowey1423 10 месяцев назад

Great to see this video getting the attention it deserves!

@JoshuaMKerr 10 месяцев назад

cheers mate

@rafaumtgavioli Год назад

That is amazing! Imagine this tech with a higher budget it could be amazing!! I wonder if Filoni and Favreau with ILM are already testing this combined with the volume for the next mandalorian or some other SW project. Still it feels 3D scanned, that uncanny valley, it reminded me LA Noire for some reason. But it is amazing!!!

@JessieJamesPlays Год назад

I never found LA noire that strange (but again i just came from finishing GTA5)

@farzinkhandan8502 Год назад

So cool. Thank you

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thank you too!

@MiDaY_i Год назад

This is amazing!!!!!!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks man. Good to see you

@GiancarloBombardieri Год назад

wow that´s amazing!!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Exciting times

@justinwhite2725 Год назад

Being able to extract normal and albedo maps is going to be huge for I die game development too. It will make it easy to generate base materials for 3d models.

@pezthebug Год назад

very impressive!

@theonfink6145 Год назад

Very interesting! You should do a test with much more dramatic instead of soft lightning, based on you initially dragging those lights it almost feels like the result could look a lot more believable with deep shadows.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Worth a try for sure.

@DMFX1 11 месяцев назад

This is precisely the method I used in my own video three months ago, but for me I used Blender and DaVinci Resolve. Cool stuff!

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

Feel free to drop a link here. I'd like to see your results

@ryansalazaracosta2596 Год назад

Beautiful!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks mate.

@bore_resistance Год назад

Relight is amazing ✨👌just like you

@treynolds7762 Год назад

Relight is in DaVinci Resolve 18.5 beta , which is out now (3 Months ago) and there are lots of Demos ( RU-vid) .

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Davinci is great for subtle relighting but their bump map is not detailed enough for complete relighting like this.

@brettcameratraveler Год назад

I'm surprised how great that normal map looks. :) Final lighting/comp results are 90% there towards realism but still has that unplanned green screen comp look. Since it's a computer vision process, did you do any test on distance from camera, other less common objects, etc, to see if it became confused about depth estimation?

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Yeah the normal is amazing and will improve with time. I was actually Suprised how well it handles full body shots, objects and hands. All seemed quite promising.

@brettcameratraveler Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Amazing. It has no business being that good.

@wallyhackenslacker Год назад

The concept behind the tech is amazing, but the results make you look like a videogame character. It kinda smooths all the surfaces a bit too much, I think.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

For now. I'm waiting for 4k normals and roughness to get us there.

@VisualistAyush07 Год назад

Yeah,this technique is super cool.I also use this technique every time while putting real footage in 3d scene

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

That's great. Do you use the same or different software?

@VisualistAyush07 Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr One time I used Photoshop to create normal map and then use ebsynth to make normal map of whole video and then used it in blender and Second time I found eaiser way their is a node in davinic resolve fusion name bump node which convert your video into normal map

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

The quality wasn't good enough for me from Davinci. Also I tried photoshop and their normal map isn't in world space, it was tangent space.

@VisualistAyush07 Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Yeah,this method is better than both of them . Thank you 😄

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

No worries

@KaiCreative Год назад

This is insane 🎉🎉🎉

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks

@jabbedia Год назад

It's kinda like a budget volume set, looks really good

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks.

@findot777 11 месяцев назад

this is so exiting for more stylised live action

@somdudewillson Год назад

Hey, I remember watching Dr. Károly Zsolnai-Fehér's videos covering the papers on this technology! Neat to see is deployed in an actual tool people can use.

@ohtrueyeahnah 11 месяцев назад

You can go from real life to Next gen graphics. Imagine what it will be like in 3 years

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

That's what I keep telling people. it's just the beginning for all of this tech and it's advancing very fast.

@ohtrueyeahnah 11 месяцев назад

@@JoshuaMKerr We just need to find a way for the adult entertainment industry to start using it. Time and time again they have advanced the way in which we produce and consume media.

@yussufabukar32 Год назад

That final lighting render looks beautiful

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks man. Not perfect but interesting for sure

@EpicTonyBoi Год назад

honestly the roughness map would complete this. the only thing that i noticed is at 6:20 it looked a bit off like it didn't quite look like it matched the environment too well. but it is alot better than it would have been without this. really cool tech

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Next version should blow this out of the water.

@FlashGamesNemesis Год назад

Would LOVE a more in-depth tutorial on how to recreate this effect! I followed what you did and got a quite flat result in UE5 (I probably did something wrong). Either way this is incredible and very exciting!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Did you flip the green channel of the normal map?

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

You can also mess with the intensity

@FlashGamesNemesis Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr I am clearly way too new at UE since I have no clue what that means LMAO. Will look into this, thanks for the response!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Don't worry. There was a time not too long ago I didn't know these things. I'm sure I'll get to make some tutorials soon.

@FlashGamesNemesis Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr That would be awesome!

@xenontesla122 Год назад

Cool! I remember seeing something from Disney research a while back, but it just focused on faces and skin.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Yeah I saw that. Very interesting stuff

@AlexTuduran Год назад

I feel like we're stepping in a different kind of uncanny valley. Regardless, this is huge. Just the normal maps alone is an amazing feature. Let's see what they bring next to the table.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Cant wait to see how it progresses.

@horseweapon Год назад

It’s very cool and relighting in post with normal isn’t new, but it has limits. Because you’re working with a flat 2D plate, you can’t cast shadows

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Relighting people with normals generated from monocular video is the new part. Regarding shadows the plane does cast onto the environment and there are self shadows. What am I missing?

@alexmehler6765 Год назад

this was in aftereffects over 10 years ago . but the normal map creation/heightmap creation has seen a huge bump last year , many good new methods

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Which part was in Ae 10 years ago?

@HedgehogGolf Год назад

That cool! I believe DaVinci Resolve Studio also has something similar. I don't think it can use HDRs yet, but I've seen demos where it generates normals and you can relight scenes using point lights.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Davinci's relight feature isn't really designed for this type of relighting.

@HedgehogGolf Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr What is it designed for? If I remember correctly, the way it worked was that it'd give you a greyscale image that you could use as a mask for color correction. So if you lightened the image, it'd look like it was lighter. I could be wrong, but I imagine you could string together a bunch of those nodes for multicolor light. Or are you just talking about how it can't use HDRs as a lighting input?

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

The bump map it generates doesn't have enough detail for you to do complete relighting like this. It's a tool for more subtle touch ups but can't be pushed very far.

@HedgehogGolf Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Ah, I see. That's cool! Thanks for taking the time to explain the differences.

@BrianHuether 4 месяца назад

What really needs to happen in parallel to this development is the ability to add shadow and reflection without motion capture. I mean for purpose of shadows, one can imagine that an algorithm could morph a keyed video of an actor into a 3d animated mesh. It wouldn't look pretty, but the mesh would not be visible but it would still render nuanced shadow, reflection to add realism.

@JoshuaMKerr 3 месяца назад

Specular maps and depth maps have been developed by Switchlight. Its just a question of me making an update video to showcase them :)

@BrianHuether 3 месяца назад

@@JoshuaMKerr Does that allow shadows, reflections from any angle?

@JoshuaMKerr 3 месяца назад

Early days, but thats the idea

@caiostange2770 Год назад

This makes me think you could turn the normal maps into depyth maps, and use that into the pixel offset in the material, to get different fog density/depth of field/projected shadows/AO based on this different depth

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Depth maps are on Switchlights road map. This is going to be my next experiment

@chelo111 2 месяца назад

yo josh how did you do it, not to get motion trail in your image sequence when render???? thank you so much broddy

@JoeyandAleiaLive 6 месяцев назад

Waiting for part 2 of this

@kairu_b Год назад

Amazing technology

@The_CGA Год назад

Glass, lens, gaffer. 1080p and even an IPhone camera with all its “imagination” and super sampling is still a more flexible tool for capturing the right scene-in camera. Old school vfx with background replacement and simple foregrounds can still set up fantastic locations just fine

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

There are many approaches and all have their merits.

@multishrimpstudios Год назад

In its current state, I don’t think it’s very useful for relighting an entire scene, but it’s definitely useful in short bursts, like for example if there’s light from an explosion or gunshot that you couldn’t film practically

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

That's probably true. But I'd be Suprised if it didn't improve very quickly

@multishrimpstudios Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerrI completely agree!

@currenluna Год назад

Very cool. How are you setting up your plane in Unreal Engine so it reacts to lighting?

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I have some older tutorials on the channel that show this type of setup. Here's one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WWjloYDCXd0.html

@JantzenProduktions Год назад

That is way better, than the stable diffusion method!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I've tried literally everything by this point. Switchlight for the win

@GibbonFan Год назад

THIS IS INSANE!

@funx24X7 Год назад

As someone who has been searching for some kind of normal map generation, AI or otherwise, I’m very excited about the applications this has beyond just video.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

What do you imagine using it for :)

@funx24X7 Год назад

@@JoshuaMKerr I’ve had some ideas cooking involving 3d printing and was looking for something that could quickly turn photos into bas reliefs. Davinci has a similar relight function but the depth map is lower in fidelity

@onixvideosoficial97 Год назад

Really cool

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks

@chrisVelezS Год назад

Asset gathering performances... mind blown

@MarkKidsley1989 Год назад

yo this is insane

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Thanks man

@sygillegion 11 месяцев назад

they needa use this on so many movies from the last decade

@SalveASMR 11 месяцев назад

This looks uncanny. But with enough time, this is huge for filmmaking!

@InfinityBladeRecollection Год назад

Great video if I may ask whats the song you use in the beginning of the video?

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I think it's called raindrops at sea on soundstripe

@GiulioZelante Год назад

what a game changer!

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Cheers man

@nlvtv 11 месяцев назад

Not only does it look bad, now all the fun is taken out of filmmaking

@JoshuaMKerr 11 месяцев назад

It's just an emerging method of filmmaking and doesn't negate traditional filmmaking by any stretch. I had a lot of fun with it.

@SuperiorVersalTravels Год назад

Wel this is handy two days ago I learned unreal engine and now I need to finish my project before I saw this video I was learning unreal engine and now somebody made a 3 day video so I can do it to I know nothing about unreal engine I needed to learn everything see ya❤

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I hope my videos will be helpful as you learn

@Venous_fx Год назад

Davinci Resolve Studio actual has a similar feature they just added. It allows for relighting within your grading workflow and can output normal maps for videos.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Have you seen the relative quality of resolves surface map?

@romanbruni 11 месяцев назад

@@JoshuaMKerr resolve is grading whole scene after the fact, but relighting in UE relights the whole scene during the fact. although the word to describe seems to be really close, those corrections and changes make very different dimensions for the storytelling. while the resolve surface/relighting improves the visual narrative, relighting w unreal (allows to) creates another 'visual' narrative.

@kickassets6414 5 месяцев назад

Great progress. Ironically u look like a metahuman. I would try putting a sss skin material on one instance of the regular plane to key out skin portion to reveal the sss material version beneath

@JoshuaMKerr 5 месяцев назад

Its become so much better since then too.

@Chuntise 8 месяцев назад

It’s the poor man’s version of the screen stage used in The Mandelorian. One thing that I noticed as a 3D artist is the lack of back lighting around the alpha edges. When it’s not reflecting the colors of the background that’s how you end up with the cutout look. I’d also love to see it use an environment map for the fill lighting to more closely match the color and brightness.

@JoshuaMKerr 8 месяцев назад

By environment map, do you mean an hdri?

@Chuntise 8 месяцев назад

Exactly, that’s a great example. That’s what I typically use but most image formats will work. I’m not familiar with Switch Light so I don’t know how it would use an environment map, if at all. The most likely way, I would think, is to create a fake reflective texture that overlays the image which is how old video games created metallic surfaces. It’s much less computationally expensive than rendering light rays. Keep up the good work!

@JoshuaMKerr 8 месяцев назад

@Chuntise Oh, it does a great job with hdris. You have to try it. Ive been testing their standalone desktop software and the results are 10x what you see here

@ianromanovich Год назад

wow! pelase make detail maybe shorts format video how to setup this maps in UE's timeline

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I should be doing this soon enough but might be on patreon.

@eladreltuc Год назад

This is crazy. I had this idea so many years ago. Obviously, I had no way of doing it but this is so cool.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

I'm excited too

@athmaid Год назад

The tech is cool and the normal map was surprisingly accurate but the end result looked like 2010s green screen lol

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

It's an entirely new approach. Can't expect perfection first time.

@sunrisemonk Месяц назад

This is amazing, exactly what we need to render Hollywood obsolete :D

@JoshuaMKerr Месяц назад

I can't wait to cover this again.

@nathanhackerbts9081 Год назад

could you make an in depth tutorial on how to get your footage inside of unreal/ connect your normals and albedo please? I'm new at this.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Planning on doing this soon

@nathanhackerbts9081 6 месяцев назад

they made a plugin for Unreal it's so easy now! @@JoshuaMKerr

@drekenproductions Год назад

in unreal you could also have the effects really play nice with that normal map.

@Leyverse Год назад

Crazy, +1 SUB

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Amazing! thanks man

@ElishaDavid Год назад

Is a similar tool available as a standalone or in something like Photoshop? Would LOVE to use this in my graphic design work when we have highly specific photos that clients request that have poor lighting.

@JoshuaMKerr Год назад

Standalone is coming but you could still use the Web app for this purpose