Image Frequency Separation in Nuke [Intermediate]

[@anglereserve]

The curve/detail illustration really drove this home for me. Thanks for helping me properly understand the technique!

[@rlopez23]

I like it, its a good technique, been using it for a while now. another way to do something similar is to convert the image to HSV colorspace in the colorspace node, and to then only work in the blue channel ;D

[@NassanOkean]

I’m in love with this video, I now know a lot more about image frequencies

[@maartenvanderveen5144]

I knew this technique, but the glossiness part was new and interesting to me :) Thanks for showing!

[@PankajSharma-cv7rs]

its very creative way to add extra details in comp. good video to learn . thanks

[@kietzi]

very interesting idea with the puddles... i like, i like :)

[@patrikmaryniak5617]

Just Phenomenal lecture, thank you so much.

[@CompositingAcademy]

Thank you! happy to help!

[@carlpersson8764]

Mind officially blown

[@NoahCatan]

Thank you for making this!

[@zitimchen]

im going to take this class!

[@trizvfx]

great work and visualizations as always !

[@soepdelsoep]

awesome technique!

[@shivas4831]

great technique, thanks for video

[@HolyGrailOfGolf]

Make sure your B pipe is the blur in the divide ...

[@rajeshhariharan7575]

Thanks for the video.

[@CompositingAcademy]

You are welcome!

[@wewantmoreparty]

Great tut

[@janardhanaraothota8796]

great

[@TheSaurabhSom]

bless you

[@SitinprettyProductions]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing. Is there any way you'd do a video on how to key without a green or blue screen ? Essentially keying without an alpha? No one seems to have a tutorial on this and I'm sure it would come in super handy for tons of people

[@motionwithoskar]

So obviously ur using divide as the blend, is there any advantage to this as opposed to using a middle gray blending mode such as overlay? Perhaps a stupid question.

[@Anonymous-tu4pl]

Whoah an another Amazing video Make more videos Reaching 1K SUBS

[@sachinpatravfx4976]

love from india

[@ahmednasr93]

what is the difference between this divide method and the from/minus method? Thank you in advance

[@basiliasTG]

Great Technique. I guess this works on De-aging too?

[@CompositingAcademy]

basiliasTG definitely! A very common technique in beauty work. It’s similar to photoshop’s heal brush.

[@basiliasTG]

@@CompositingAcademy How about a Nuke 505 course about de-aging and Digital makeup techniques then?

[@CompositingAcademy]

@@basiliasTG I have some pretty cool plans coming up for nk505 and further! I am in crunch time at work currently though, so it may be a bit longer as I'm pretty slammed for time!

[@wnazgul]

instead of the blur i denoise the shit out of it. Maybe this is a faster way to calculate instead of denoising (for de-aging that is)

[@riteshsoawane7097]

👍

[@traphuntmusic9551]

Sir why can't upload your course in 1080 resolution on udemy your New also in 720p

[@CompositingAcademy]

Hey there, If you set the resolution to "Auto" on Udemy, it will playback in 1080p if your internet allows it. This is a restriction from their website unfortunately to not directly have the button, however it is possible to watch 1080p and I've uploaded all of them in HD.

[@LibreLobo]

That's a really cool and helpful technique! Thank you sir!