My Lens Distortion Workflow for VFX

[@conradloffler697]

The best explanation out there. This Video safed me!

[@Rahul-fk7ub]

Oh...man today I got a new mentors. You just expialn whole production pipeline

[@jkartz92]

there's always a lot to learn!!

[@naeemulhoque1777]

Thank you so much, your videos are awesome.

[@marioCazares]

Thanks for watching!

[@quochaihaikahai4309]

2:38 I just have a question! Does fusion have this tool (or similar tool)? I found something like "Lens Correction" on Edit tab in Davinci Resolve, but it does not create any node like you did in nuke, and it has lack of option.

[@SpawN991]

Thank you for your wonderful video tutorial! I'm just starting to learn Nuke, Blender and VFX in general! I don't have the finances to buy the courses to fully immerse myself in the logic of creating VFX videos, but have a huge desire to do the same! The internet often does not explain these steps below in as much detail as in your video tutorial. Could you please explain in detail how to reproduce light/shadows/reflections from the video on imported objects in Blender 3D, so that everything "matches" and is as realistic as in your video? I would also appreciate if you could elaborate on the topic of "exporting" the render from Blender -> Nuke Thanks in advance, subscribed to your channel! (sorry for my bad English)

[@marioCazares]

I'm working on a Transformers shot/tutorial which will go over every step of the process as detailed as I can. I've been working on it little by little as time allows and I'll definitely be going over that and more. Not sure when it'll be finished but sometime this year look out for it and it'll go over everything I can :)

[@SpawN991]

@@marioCazares wow... I'll be waiting, thank you!

[@paayesaab]

Amazing, very helpful but i use After effects ❤

[@WizTrip-k1b]

bro this is great knowledge does blender 3d tracker does it that good? there is also in blender . and in compsoiting node of blender there is also a undistort node type thing does it works that good there its confusig terms like k1 k2 k3 polynomial etc. and thanks for the tutorial you are great. and eagerly waiting for the transformers tut

[@marioCazares]

Blender can solve some simple shots but might fail harder shots so you'll have to try per shot and do what you can to get a good solve. In the tracker on the right panel if you go to Camera>Lens, you'll see Lens Distortion "Polynomial". Change it to "Nuke" and now you can use Nuke distortion values. Undistorting in Blender compositor works but I don't think there is any way to add resolution like you can in Fusion or Nuke. So it's recommended to do the over scan footage step in either fusion or Nuke

[@WizTrip-k1b]

@@marioCazares ok thanks for sharing this valueable info