Visual Effects for Cinema in NukeX

Analyze image 1

A course by Victor Manuel Enriquez Diaz , Digital composer

100% positive reviews (5)

611 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Analyze image 1

Overview

“We are going to take an image from the Internet and analyze it within Nuke using the different tools it offers. I will start by telling you about the software we will use during the course.”

In this video lesson Victor Manuel Enriquez Diaz addresses the topic: Analyze image 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Visual Effects for Cinema in NukeX. In this course you will learn how to create scenes with visual effects in NukeX to achieve a cinematic quality..

Partial transcription of the video

“Let's start by parsing an image inside Nuke and looking at its different elements. We will use different tools such as the histogram and the vectroscope to analyze the sensitometric curve and understand it. Let me show you. Before starting I want to remind you of the software that we are going to use and especially where you can download them to be able to work on your final project. First we start with The Foundry where we are going to find Nuke. Nuke is one of the software used compositing tools in the visual effects industry and beyond The Foundry It also makes other types of software su...”

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Course summary for: Visual Effects for Cinema in NukeX

Level: Intermediate
100% positive reviews (5)
611 students
4 units
47 lessons (11h 53m)
7 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Photography & Video
Software
DaVinci Resolve, Nuke
Areas
Photo Retouching, Photography Post-production, VFX

Victor Manuel Enriquez Diaz

A course by Victor Manuel Enriquez Diaz

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Digital composer

Víctor Enriquez is a digital compositor with over 10 years of experience in VFX for film and animation. He has worked at renowned studios such as Outpost VFX and Framestore, contributing to projects like 'Ghost in the Shell', 'His Dark Materials', and 'Fantastic Beasts'. His focus has always been on the seamless integration of real and digital elements, aiming to achieve the highest standards of visual quality. He has collaborated on high-impact productions and is a leader in applying advanced VFX techniques.