Integration of 3D Elements in Real Environments

Overview

“For our project we will use Nuke as our composition tool. This program has for years become the industry standard for VFX for cinema, series and advertising, due to its robust color management, the versatility of its tools and, above all, its nodal workflow. In this first lesson I will give you a small tour through the interface, I will show you what each of its panels is for and I will quickly explain the use of nodes. I'll tell you about import, export, and merge nodes. ”

In this video lesson Diego Velasquez addresses the topic: Nuke 1 interface review, which is part of the Domestika online course: Integration of 3D Elements in Real Environments. Learn a VFX process for integrating 3D objects into real scenes using 3ds Max, Nuke, and V-Ray.

Partial transcription of the video

“Nuke interface review In this project we will use Nuke as a composition tool. Nuke has become the industry standard and VFX in film and television for his robust color management, the versatility of its effects and its nodal workflow. It is very wide, with many possibilities, but we will see the basic tools that we will use in the course. In this lesson we will review the Nuke interface. Nuke is a very large program with many possibilities. However, we will focus only on your most basic options, which are the ones we will use in this exercise. The first time we open it, we find this interfa...”

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Course summary for: Integration of 3D Elements in Real Environments

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (38)
• 1501 students
• 4 units
• 32 lessons (6h 48m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  3ds Max, Nuke, V-Ray

• Areas

  3D, Animation, Audiovisual Post-production, Film, Video & TV, Motion Graphics, Photography Post-production, VFX