Integration of 3D Elements in Real Environments

Overview

“Remember that Nuke is content sensitive, so I'll tell you how careful you are when working on it. Now I will explain to you what you have to take into account when tracking, how to combine the parameters of the tool to obtain a good result and how to align your axes to be able to have a correctly oriented 3D scene. Let's make sure we get a very good tracking! ”

In this video lesson Diego Velasquez addresses the topic: Camera tracking 2, 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

“Camera tracking It is important to be clear that the Nuke is "context sensitive". Tab will do one thing if our "mouse" is in the Note Graph, what is to give us the list of effects that we can use and it will do a different thing in the Viewer. It will let us in and out of 3D space. So let's see this Scanline. How does this render work? You must tell it what you are going to render, which can be an object or a scene. Here you connect it to the scene. And through which camera will you render it. Here we connect it through camera 1. Finally, the node that I created in the Scene + I have genera...”

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

• Level: Beginner
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• 1331 students
• 4 units
• 32 lessons (6h 48m)
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• Category

  3D & Animation

• Software

  3ds Max, Nuke, V-Ray

• Areas

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