Building a 3D set from a photo in Blender

[@IdoAnimations]

that is nuts, the tutorial was on point and you explained everything very well, loved it!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you that means a lot! Any more techniques you’d want to see a tutorial about?

[@TenzDelek]

Ian hubert must be proud

[@AldenPeters1]

I hope so! He and Andrew Kramer are the only reason I can do anything lol

[@directorjoma9714]

🔥🔥

[@nesilas]

🎉

[@badxstudio]

Wow!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you all for your kind words, you really make a guy feel special! I'm also adding to my list of more tutorials to make so keep those recommendations/suggestions/questions coming. Let's all get our films made!

[@SonnyHendrixx]

you should do a music video with a digital set design ...cough for me cough...

[@antdx316]

how long until AI can do all of this with just prompting and the photo?

[@JoaoSilva22222]

The best tutorial on KZbin by an earth-sized margin.

[@ContentMonsters]

Dope!

[@imaginegettingangryonline]

So easy to understand and straight to the point. Subscribed.

[@AldenPeters1]

🙌

[@NoCodeFilmmaker]

This is amazing but made realize how little I know as far as terms lol. As an indie no-budget filmmaker this kind of implementation of tech gets me really excited. Thanks for the tutorial. I'd love to see more case uses for taking keyed footage and world building. Great tutorial :)

[@AldenPeters1]

Definitely. I have some ideas for a greenscreen tutorial down the line. I did an old production diary video about worldbuilding you can check it. Let me know if this is what you had in mind or if you'd want to see something else! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6rEqZWIZrp-ldE

[@AldenPeters1]

Here's a greenscreen tut video, hopefully you find it helpful if you're keying footage! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooGwo6Whrd6dhbc

[@wheatlysparble7900]

Ayy a new sprawling blender artist!! Can't wait to see your channel grow!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!! :)

[@glencandle1772]

This is great thank you. I've been doing this stuff for 20+ years and I'm always learning something new. Definitely learned a few tricks today, cheers!

[@rrittenhouse]

I'm glad this wasn't a slowed down tutorial and you went at the speed that you did. It really shows me more generally about what can be done with amazing tools like blender. Just wow :) Thanks again

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@BrentButler]

This is nuts!

[@dude3d]

Unbelievable results brother! Really a great work!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@by.johnjackson4883]

This is absolutely insane

[@azoique]

Awesome tutorial! Learned a ton. This type of content inspire me immensely. Blender is so much fun.

[@spacecostume9102]

wow, its insane how you were able to create such a cool clip in such a small amount of time. and really good tutorial, loved it

[@BranDMZ]

Bro this is game changing for me and I'm sure many, thank u!

[@Hainesi]

honestly that is unbelieveable! I'm going to go do this right now!!

[@Drew_Vernon]

I'm going to be starting my first foray into this stuff tomorrow. You are MY Ian Hubert.

[@FilmSpook]

Thanks Alden, genius work!!! :)

[@prod.bycheese]

Top notch

[@davidvideostuff]

Luv it dude !!! Great tutorial !!! Big thx !!!

[@FORG1VINT]

Wow that's insane. Didn't search for it, but definitly gonna try it someday

[@syntheticfauna]

That was awesome! I would like to see more indepth tutorials on camera projection 🙏

[@davidcapuzzo]

agreed

[@tobyshinns]

Not gonna lie the end of it looks amazing

[@PrinceEzra.]

OMG, self taught. You're good at what you do!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@Sriram-ty8sk]

Cool work! Optmised and very effectively done!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@kamella2563]

great tutorial!!! i have never tried anything like this in blender. i've never really even worked on lighting, but you make it seem so easy! i will be sure to try this and thanks :)

[@zrinkokozlica8712]

Really helpful and well made tutorial, keep it up! :)

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you! I’m so glad it helped!

[@jitheshkuyyalil]

I followed this tutorial and worked on an image, oh my God! It is amazing! Thank you!

[@AldenPeters1]

Amazing I’m glad it worked!!!

[@artaccount1594]

nah this was epic nice work dude

[@wyntrz]

how do you only have just under 800 subs your channel is a diamond in the rough

[@AldenPeters1]

Ha thank you! I havent been posting super regularly so it's been a v slow growth

[@uncommongrowth4397]

My first video of yours I’m watching. Definitely subscribed. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@ausenciapelicula7602]

Amazing dude. Brilliant.

[@MiDaY_i]

This is insane BRO!

[@manamedia]

What an EXCELLENT Tutorial! Thank you for producing!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you found it helpful!!

Insane 😱

[@kylefinch1326]

Wow man that was really cool love it I want to try that myself now

[@BrownHuman]

Awesome tutorial Alden. A little tip that can boost the realism even more in such scenarios is adding a few more 3d objects into the scene. Like it doesn't have to be from the photo itself but any other 3d photoscans or models to hide some of the stretchy areas. like a hanging cloth or a leaky wall or even a few layers of subtle smoke to sell the effect really more

[@kevinbillington9773]

Sai, do you do any tutorials, as that sounds really good advice.

[@rizwanzaman1793]

Holy shit man This is SO AWESOMEEEEE

[@Storyx1]

Flawless 🔥💪

[@RomyHavivi]

Was the background photo also shot with the production camera or is that not necessary to make this kind of shot work?

[@AldenPeters1]

It’s a photograph! What nice about using a photo is that the resolution is high

[@RomyHavivi]

@AldenPeters1 But was the photograph also shot with the same camera or is it just a photograph from the web?

[@Zertox3D]

3:55 think you just needed to flip the normal of the plane here. Awesome video!

[@Zertox3D]

Select the face, Alt-N, Flip

[@TEK-]

This is so cool! Can't wait to try it out

[@AldenPeters1]

Let me know how it goes!

[@arvyza]

Incredible!

[@ImSol3D]

Woah man, this was awesome, you have inspired me to do some things with fspy!!

[@AldenPeters1]

Heck yeah! Excited to see the results!

[@jeshuagomeznoriega7241]

Amazing work love it.

[@fauxlabs]

insane stuff! thanks for sharing!

[@81sw0le]

This is awesome

[@brucebuypower]

Wow Very amazing tutorial man! ❤

[@NihadAliyev]

When I open Fspy, texture is not projecting. Why?

[@jake_runs_the_world]

holy shit this is magic

[@yearight1205]

I love you Alden!! Just wanted to leave a comment. xD

[@sci-mo_studios]

Beautiful work brother

[@jitheshkuyyalil]

Wonderful! Thank you so much!

[@stial]

Should I get the aspect X and Y ratio 2:32 from the 'Item' -> 'transform' options?

[@AldenPeters1]

It’s the aspect ratio of the photo, so if you put the dimensions of the photo it’ll work!

[@stial]

@@AldenPeters1 Thank you!

[@matt0411]

insane

[@Patxi__]

So cool!

[@SS-hz4jo]

Great video! Thank you so much.

[@AuxStreaming]

That was amazing

[@CmanXP]

Excellent showcase, I like your workflow (except Adobe, blech). Well done!

[@SaniSagala]

SO Good!, Love it!.

[@JacobraRecords]

awesome, thank you so much!

[@odinaraujo4232]

amazing!!

[@RowdyChocolateOfficial]

Holy Cow!

[@LaSedNoEsNada]

WOW

[@Anomaliayt]

Great work ! I’d love to get more confident and able with blender.

[@philrichardson8974]

this is really compelling and seems simple enough I wish I understood it 😢

[@ak_post_production]

How do you do the lighting matching for the green plate and the virtual environment? It’s always that one that tips me off when something is off but this matching is stellar! How?

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you! The key is choosing a background that matches the lighting of your footage, then make sure all the shadows and highlights are the same hue/intensity/brightness

[@davidcapuzzo]

Awesome work!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@Voxvon]

Thanks for your tutrioal

[@peacemaster8117]

Ian would be proud.

[@hobbyhost171]

The final result looked great! Can you refer some tutorials which helped you learn camera projecting?

[@VisualistAyush07]

Amazing

[@donnaysoldier]

dang perfect tutorial

[@ehnmusik]

yeah very cool thanks bro

[@mikealbert728]

Looks great

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!

[@Mr.Quizofficiel]

I Love Youuuuuuuuu🥳🥳

[@UncleTiaoTiao]

wow~ cool ~

[@keithtam8859]

what about multiple camera projection??

[@aurelio_scala]

Bellissimo tutorial. Da rallentare per studiarlo meglio

[@Thefreequincy]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@manucamarixta]

Awesome

[@filmhipetv7636]

Great work Pls can I didn't really get the mixing the emission and principle bsdf part pls have been trying to do that for sometime that

[@inlunec346]

When I was try to zoom in/out, the photo always disappear automatically so I had to click file and inport the image again. Is there a better way to keep the image in place while I build the model? Thank you!!!

[@aliaamwin2810]

very nice

[@VaibhavShewale]

so adobe after effects with just some extra steps! right?

[@PopoRamos]

Awesome, I'm working on a music video and ill be doing something similar. Quick question... How do you get rid of the white border around the keyed footage, i get it when working with png's but not when i just use Pro Res 4444 with alpha channel. The only problem i found is when rendering an animation with pro res is that blender will use an incorrect frame from the footage usually at frame 9 or 10 in the animation causing a sudden jump in the footage, The rest of the 3d scene renders as it should. Slightly annoying. re-rendering that single frame sometimes fixes the issue but sometimes it does not.

[@PopoRamos]

@RealTimeX thanks I will give it a shot tomorrow

[@p.m3204]

damn that is pretty cool man

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you! 🙏

[@abdelkarimkeraressi1418]

thanks for this video i did not know there was uv project in modifier LOL . 2years blender a jump on all blender aspect. but idid not try some modifier .

[@kingdeanvfx]

brilliant 👍🏻

[@usernamehandle]

Such a brilliant, no frills tutorial. Yes please to the chroma keying tutorial-I already have my method but I'd love to learn from yours. Really appreciate how concise and thorough this was-not many videos are.

[@usernamehandle]

Just absolutely perfect. Change nothing about your format.

[@AldenPeters1]

Chroma keying always drives me crazy -- every shot has it's own unique problems. I'm thinking of compiling a bunch of problems I've run into and how I got around them

[@usernamehandle]

@@AldenPeters1 Ooh that would be nice. I checked out the rest of your channel and see you already have some vids on this too! I think the most overlooked thing (in my exp) is just correctly lighting your green screen--now my biggest concern when filming. Then my biggest issue when keying is just those strange happenings: edges aren't smooth or too smooth, glittery white particles, not knowing the exact settings I need or that should be off. Doesn't seem like there's always a reliable, straightforward way to get consistent results. But excited to learn!

[@AldenPeters1]

Here's the greenscreen tip/tricks video! LMK if you find any of this helpful! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooGwo6Whrd6dhbc

[@Rapha_Carpio]

i don't use blender, i did like 10 years ago, I'm not a 3d designer neither but this video is so good i just watch the entire thing at 4am with a cappuccino and subscribe to help this guy to reach 1k

[@AldenPeters1]

I love of late night tutorial binge

[@alizyaad]

Great Brother. Can you have TUT About How To Color Mactch Character With The Set? Thank you again

[@chrissmichaels]

Professional grade. Can you forward the AE template??

[@regularqif5256]

Awesome! done subscribe!

[@vlueo]

great video

[@IMAGINATION-d6q]

hello, how to import keyout footage to blender, i am imported png sequence but it shows black bg. how to remove black bg.

[@AldenPeters1]

Add a transparent material and use the alpha from the keyed footage as a factor in a mix shader

[@jonnydachy1688]

Great Tutorial! I have a question, how did you isolate the render between the background and the female image plane? I wanna make an adjustment to my image plane in after effects too but don't know how to render them separately.

[@AldenPeters1]

A couple options, one is to turn off your backgrounds and everything and just render the actor footage. Or if you include a mist pass in your render you can use that as a luma matte to isolate it

[@blenderconch]

Great tutorial!

[@AldenPeters1]

Thank you!