Yeahh great this is what i expected when a shahid bro and tony collaborate. You both are truly gem 🔥

Mind blowing

Hello, the upper body of a woman is in a bright sky (long hair/large motion blur), and the lower body is in a blue screen, combined in a relatively dim background. How to fix the highlighted edges without using plugins? Is it possible to release a tutorial for explanation.

thanks for sharing!

I’m still confused about the de spill edge blending !!

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Thank you Tony! You always save me!! I hope that we will see on fmx, so I can buy you a beer!

Man this is one of the most amazing tutorials that I've seen on the KZbin! Thanks for spreading the knowledge and keep going!

thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Let's start ;)

Very useful. Thank U!

I found VectorFrameBlend V1.1 by Niolai Wustemann to do a great job in Denoising CG, that tool worked better for me when I didn't use MotionVectors pass for some reason.

@ Compositinmointor hii Sir hiii sir shortcuteditor error import nuke # Result: Settings file 'C:\\Users\ ew/.nuke/shortcuteditor_settings.json' does not exist Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 714, in gui File "<string>", line 464, in _init_ File "<string>", line 517, in populate File "<string>", line 511, in list_menu File "<string>", line 245, in _find_menu_items TypeError: isinstance() arg 2 must be a type or tuple of types plz sove me

hiii sir shortcuteditor error import nuke # Result: Settings file 'C:\\Users\ ew/.nuke/shortcuteditor_settings.json' does not exist Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 714, in gui File "<string>", line 464, in __init__ File "<string>", line 517, in populate File "<string>", line 511, in list_menu File "<string>", line 245, in _find_menu_items TypeError: isinstance() arg 2 must be a type or tuple of types plz sove me

Is there a link to the video for the workshop you two are referencing that I can watch somewhere? The classic way of comping, the smart way, and the "sophisticated way"? I like the idea of that asset promotion, and I'm wondering what other gems i might be missing. Thanks!

Thank you, Tony, for the awesome explanations. It will be great if you can share your way of combining CG and real footage. Thank you for your time. It is really appreciated.

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If Nuke cannot initialize the path, change your "\" to "/" and magically, it will work. :D

Thanks!❤️

amazing tutorial series with indepth explanation

That was a very well put together tutorial for stamps use in a production environment. However it does change my opinion to avoid stamps, I think correct usage of channels and pipes is far more visual and accessible. I was interesting to see you explain the uses of stamps within a "layer" confinement, which I think is good to really articulate as this practice, but I have never seen this practice actually followed through (even including in this example for most of the tutorial). I think that this helped me articulate that where the main difference in how you intend to use Stamps and the issues you see it resolving. Those points for me were, for asset management, and script readability when zoomed in on a script. Stamps is in essence, being used for relative paths on assets, you can just use relative paths on assets, or even added a button to make them absolute, or some hybrid. In the naming convention approach of using relative/absolute paths method, there are a lot of additional tricks you can do to make this method scale far more than stamps. Additionally, I think stamps makes scripts unreadable because you have to constantly be zooming in and out to gain context. A script should be "readable " from the zoomed out view, with in 5 seconds of opening. The way to achieve that is with adhering to the native workflow of nuke so scripts are streamlined in a visually cohesive workflow. I appreciate your on going efforts to further our industry and look forward to your next video.

Tony, what's it the "Massive Panel Pyside" that I see on your nuke?

Very informative ⚡️🥹❤️ VFX showdown is a great channel i learned many from that channel and vfx mentor is greatest channel 10 years back keying series helped me how to make keying great contents ❤️🔥🔥

Cool stuff! Stamps is an amazing tool to keep things simple and clean!!!

Thanks, Tony, for taking the time to elaborately explain how to use the Stamps workflow. Cheers!

Watching someone organize nuke script is so satisfying. Great video!

Fascinating. Thanks for the content!

Thx Tony!! Really nice and helpful, I prefer to go with the Stamps method too! Very well explained ;)

nice explanation about Stamps, optimizing the Nuke script will be helpful to other compers and will reduce the rendering process as well ...

Lovely , stamps are the best

When we select the script @15.05 you can exactly see how messy stamps get. It is just lazy.

Really useful video sir

Great recap for someone like me who worked at Trixter as well. Shift X is also a good trick to swap the switch input. Thanks much for another awesome tut :)

Really good one Tony. Thank you very much!

Nice, checked out the script, stamps really are useful to clean up your script which means better optimization and performance.

Haven't seen your content yet but you know it's pure gem of a video when two pros like Tony and Shahid collab for a video, subbed and hit that like button.

I am not a beginner per say but I did find the video very helpful with good tips for beginners and intermediate artists as well, definitely gonna recommend yours and Shahid's channel to other fellow artists.😃

really useful video for beginner

Good one!

Really interesting way of comping - I will integrate this into my work. Also, silly question but how do u make ur backdrops but name them beforehand?

Stamps are really a way to make things easier for people that don't know how to comp cleanely. There is never a good reason to do a hidden input instead of a clean line with a dot to create a corner.

Insightful! Thanks!

Great stuff, super insightful and informative! I feel that Stamps do get overlooked by many, so it was great that you guys went into detail. Cheers

I don't understand everything yet, but there is a structure that I like. I will look at the video explanation about the STAMP. I only have non-commercial Nuke for the moment. But as soon I have a job with the complete license of Nuke. I will see how to use this usefully. Thank you for the sharing, such a rich and generous community. Really appreciated.

This was a great listen! Thanks for showing in detail the way you think about stamps. A great tool got even greater because of this! Also a conversational podcast about compositing is something that is sorely missing from the web landscape. Cheers

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is there anything in nuke like the curves tool in photoshop where you can manually place pins along the curve to protect a region from movement? i.e. you could set a pin where you want the toe to end fantastic video btw

Luminous is also channel

Regarding getting an alpha for your reflection if you render a 3D object with the RayRender - my good friend Claus Lunt showed me the following: Just duplicate the whole setup and give the object a constant white color, then render it with the RayRender. Now you have a complete white reflection of the object which you can now shuffle into the alpha channel of your other reflection. Easy and it's doing the trick! 🙂

is someone tested this to nuke 15? mine says that he canon turn on the plugin or something