Blackmagic Fusion | Pixar RenderMan The Grand Tour | Compositing

[@jordiyoyijorge]

Your tutorials are always interesting and top-level. Thanks for adding your knowledge to the community.

[@hernandoramos]

Thank you for sharing. One of the best tutorials for fusion. I need to see it a couple times to understand all you explain. Cheers!

[@kubolor1234]

Thanks for this. Beginning to grasp how to approach compositing procedurally.

[@rajkhanjode]

Most informative Fusion video ever

[@gamingrealism5553]

this is deep compositing with Fusion, thanks for the tutorial.

[@okhowdy]

Lovely work! And a wonderful tutorial going through how you approached rebuilding! Hope to see more like this! I had no idea I could use a Gamut node instead of OCIO for converting into ACEScg! and I can't wait to get my hands on that vertical flow window!

[@millolab]

And it’s way faster than OCIO

[@freddymuggs3902]

Background sound is clever. Fills a void.

[@gauchosueco]

I think that your final result was much nicer that Pixar demo. Specially when your thinking in all small detail. Great work!

[@millolab]

Thanks! :)

[@SliwkaProductions]

Just found you on KZbin and you know what? I'm waiting for more Fusion stuff on your channel 😃 Good job man!

[@PauliJuppi]

Don't remember when I subscribed, but watching this I was happy that I did :) Very well made tutorial and easy to follow, big thanks!

[@SveGalabov]

epic, many thanks! Still wonder how to get that moss AOV :)

[@SishirBhandari]

please do more of these. Found gold today . Thank you :)

[@moniquepascaud7223]

Fantastic!

[@ClausHingebjerg]

Mind blown...

[@Deepakkumar_73577]

Wo my god it's amazing tutorial brother, amazing work🙏

[@lenny_Videos]

nice one Milo :-)

[@kasmedify]

Amazing tutorial!

[@monish929]

That helps a lot

[@alzate_3d]

Thank you very much for sharing knowledge. I always ask myself, what is the most used method for the treatment of the sky that will be seen in the final piece? A 2D image added in post? A sky projected on a dome in post or directly in the render? Let me know your reflections.

[@millolab]

it depends on the shot. Sometimes an image plane is enough, sometimes you'll have to use a Dome. There's no definitive answer that goes for all situations.

[@dhaneshwarsinghyumnam5552]

Amazing Tutorial. Thank you so much. Is is possible to share your comp to download?

[@SAideRsaY]

I wished I would find a similar video for after effects on that level - nice job man!

[@millolab]

AE is no good for such stuff man. Grab Fusion.

[@SAideRsaY]

@@millolab I know but just kinda scared to learn a new software haha. Would you prefer DaVinci's or the standalone version of Fusion to do composition?

[@millolab]

@@SAideRsaY Don't be scared. I've been using AE for 15 years but switching to Fusion was the best thing for me. Fusion Studio is what I currently use. The one in Resolve is good for smaller comps. BTW if you own a Resolve17 licence you can use the same one to use Fusion Studio (both the dongle and the serial)

[@rano12321]

learn nodes, you'll never look at layers

[@xanzuls]

You can do a lot in AE but it would be equivalent of using scissors to mow the lawn. The tools are workflow is not good enough for proper compositing. Nuke or Fusion are built for work like this.

[@Deepakkumar_73577]

Please make video on compositing and rotoscoping in fusion, please i search many video but no video available details on this topic in fusion, please i hope you definitely make, please replay

[@millolab]

This one is about compositing... and my previous one has a few tricks/shortcut for roto. You may want to look at that one also.

[@dawidwizor7205]

Hello, nice tutorial. I Have one questions, how exactly works inverting normals here? Converting color space to CMY is inverting normals to represent UV Colors?

[@millolab]

Inverting the normals with CMY doesn't mean converting it into UV space. You can convert Normals to UVs but you'll need a CustomTool and some trigonometry to do that. Since this trick is used just to add a slight ambient light feel... is good enough. If you want to be more accurate you'll have to convert Normals into UVs.

[@degibocu]

we miss your tutorials

[@robertYoutub]

One thing I noticed a bit later is, that your view layout shows more option than mine. I actually have just mid and left flow. To tine to read here. The LUT is a setup on its own. I do not use gamut when loading exrs, because I have a lot loaders and I do not get to confused about theses. So I use linear space all the time. I also find viewport display of ACEScg to saturate, sRGB is closer on the render resolut, but of course that depends on what you used for rendering. So just to point out, that most people use sRGB without knowing they do. And ACES is rather new.

[@LucaBono.Studio]

Grazie mille Emilio!

[@danielsaldivar5423]

What a great tutorial!

[@jokim6879]

Hi there, thank you for the tutorial. I followed your process and I'm stuck at trying to get the Volume Mask to work. I believe I have everything set up properly, but when I go to click the pick button from the Volume Mask inspector panel, it doesn't have the same eye dropper UI when I hover my cursor over the Viewer. Would you have some suggestions to this?

[@jokim6879]

Figured it out. One has to hold the LMB!

[@juanmolano5727]

Thank you for this tutorial, it was very informative. Is there a DOF fuse that you recommend that gives more predictable results?

[@pixelatl]

DepthDefocus does a good job. Its an older one but its got some nice features. You can only get it through the Reactor. Frischluft is the ultimate way to go but its pay only

[@maniratnamcreator]

Hi bro..very nice tutorial from you again.. but i want to know how you got extra layouts in thee view layouts section? i only have mid flow and left flow along with the default one

[@millolab]

Some of the layouts work with 2 monitors. Maybe that’s the reason why

[@jkartz92]

what are the advantages of the normal and position pass?

[@millolab]

not sure I understand the question. None of what you see in the tutorial would be possible without them.

[@jkartz92]

@@millolab the passes i meant AOV. Hope they're useful for re-lighting

[@millolab]

@@jkartz92 again, I'm sorry. I don't understand...

[@jkartz92]

@@millolab oh! no. That's alright I figured it out!!

[@rano12321]

that's what the video is about.

[@robertYoutub]

Very nice, good tricks even for exp. artists. Take xGlow and you get a better highlight selection. I use Frischluft Lenscare for DoF, works super fast.

[@millolab]

Xglow and my FastExpoGlow macro are very similar. XGlow is slower on my system. Lenscare is the best DOF plugin for Fusion. I'm hoping for a v2. But it's something I'll have to buy

[@robertYoutub]

@@millolab Ok, I just seen that you manual made a mask for the glow area and thought it helps. Yes the DOF in your image can be improved with Lenscare. Its a nice guy who did write the plugin. Send him greetings from me if you do. The best plugin however is NeatVideo ReduceNoise, its awesome and beats any other.

[@millolab]

@@robertYoutub in FastExpo you have an effect mask and a GlowMask/Occlusion. Agreed on NeatVideo! :)

[@robertYoutub]

@@millolab Agree. I have to go through thru your video a few more times. A lot cool tipps. My workflow is more compact and based on multi layer EXRs.

[@millolab]

@@robertYoutub nice! hope it will be useful! :)

[@rüzgarınadı]

Ohhh great but my knowladge not enough to understand This lesson ☺️ thanks

[@bowserlm]

🔥

[@millolab]

:) :)