Nuke - Matchmove & Mesh Generation

A quick overview of creating a match move in Nuke, then using that data to create a dense point cloud and a mesh that can be exported to Maya.

[@SusanneArtOnline]

This is everything i wanted for my school project a month ago! I am gonna look into it now. Thank you so much :D

[@chrisddawson]

Just amazing some of the things Nuke can do. Thank you for this awesome tutorial/

[@eldaw]

Hi ! Thanks for tuto 😊 Also, how do you know film back values of your iPhone ? I unfortunetly research film back values of my galaxy note 8, have you got tricks for that ?

[@RAFLAMOLAO]

wow, this is REALLY helpful, and to be honest it was much more easier to understand than when I went to school lol.. Thanks! and keep doing more nuke videos haha!

[@ot227]

Very interesting, I assume it wouldn't be particularly good in analyzing, lets say, a character walking in the shot that well.

[@jayendrathakur9530]

Thank You very much... It was very helpful..

[@SkyLessProdusctions]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial.

[@dataphreak]

I wonder if this can be done for free now using Da Vinci Resolve and Blender

[@Podryabinovik]

thanks !!!

[@Indienads]

Excellent video. I was wondering jfernsler, if you can help me with a point cloud I am trying to generate for some footage. I am having a little trouble getting a clear point cloud of the shot.

[@mukherjeekrishno18]

Great Video Thanks

[@honshu100]

Amazing Tutorial, don't hv a 2nd part of it...

[@VictoriaFilmsgroup]

8snt there a quicker way to do all this?

[@altruizine]

Not really, no. There may be more automated methods but they may not give accurate results you can depend on.

[@rakshakkhanna9937]

i need this footage