Compositing in Blender 4.0 in practice - Tutorial

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In this video, I'll show you some blender compositing tips that you can use to improve any render. If you are interested in how I created this cinematic render, check out my previous video.
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Passes in Blender, Mist
1:02 - Blender Compositor
1:30 - Fog or mist effect in Blender Compositor
3:25 - Glossy Direction pass
3:30 - Mask in Blender
5:01 - Squarespace
6:09 - Glow effect
7:13 - Sky
8:15 - Grain or Noise
9:17 - Overlays
10:00 - Blending modes
10:48 - Final result

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[@USBEN.]

Very valuable video and a key step to make things feel good.

Thanks

[@matthewwilson3673]

amazing video

[@lukaspilling1565]

i love your gides and god damm that background music slaps keep it up champ

Thank you. Before every video, I think whether I should finally change the background music or continue with this one :D

[@PedroScherz]

How is it so fast? I have to wait like 30 seconds to see any change on my viewer

For me, everything is real time in Blender 4 except for the Denoise node. Try to remove Denoise, then put it back at the end when you're done.

[@pinilandok]

impressive but honestly compositing in blender is just miles harder than doing it in ps

[@fullyleaded]

You wouldnt really compare Photoshop to Blender. Blender is a free and open-source 3D software used for creating animated films, visual effects, art, 3D-printed models, motion graphics, interactive 3D applications, virtual reality and video games. Photoshop is an image editing software that costs £20 per month to use.

You probably mean Node vs. Layers. Photoshop is a 2d and Blender is a 3d program, for editing only images, it is certainly easier to work in layers, but when it comes to animations, nodes provide much more possibilities. In order to even have an image that you can edit in photoshop, you first need to build it in a program like Blender (or take a photo of it), that's why it's not comparable. Photoshop, as much as it has many options, is a very small program compared to Blender.

[@EduardoRamirez-em5qw]

You should use .Exr 16 half float with dwaa compression instead of png. Using png you are loosing waaay to much information.

[@jahluu6825]

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