Nuke Tutorial - Camera Projection

Nuke Tutorial - Camera Projection
In this Nuke tutorial I show you how you can remove unwanted object, equipment or even actors from your shot using camera projection. Camera projection can be used to create clean plates or to clean up shots for VFX use. Camera projection is one of the most used techniques in VFX.
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[@erikm9768]

This is one of the best tutorials on youtube! Many others would have taken 2 hours to cover this...

[@Ruan3D]

+blackmagic x wow thanks for the comment really appreciate it!

[@erikm9768]

No, really, thank you! i learned a lot :) subscribed

[@007mrthomas]

This exactly, these tutorials have the perfect speed to learn ratio for people who already know a bit of the work. Other tutorials will cover how the cameratracker works again, how a roto works again, etc.. this is perfect.

[@turkermutlu2024]

your style of teaching is great. love the packed and fast paced tutorial, just awesome. great tutorial.

[@Ruan3D]

+Turker Mutlu Glad you are enjoying them and thanks for watching!

[@daabomb114]

6 years later! Thank you for this! That checkboard is a life saver!

[@NarimanSafarov]

best tutorial so far, love the simplicity and fast forward approach...

[@michaelglasco4333]

Very thorough and concise. One of the best tuts I've seen!

[@Ruan3D]

Glad u like thanks!

[@VornHancock]

Absolutely fascinating. You're a great explainer. Thanks for this.

[@eeelmane]

man your tutorials have helped me out so many times. cheers brother!.. subscribed

[@tejas235]

exellent tutorial, and very nicely explained. Can you please upload the footage somewhere, and share the link??

[@oldwebshooter]

You could have created that card to match the ground by selecting the points from the floor and right clicked it. Then selected 'Create Card' , It'd thenmatch without manual transforms.

[@kirandev]

hmm! that's works though! but

[@angulurivamshi5058]

instead of animating the roto. you can simply cut the plate just after framehold with a merge or copy premult. still a nice tutorial

[@s123ge]

Great tutorial. To the point and well explained ! Thanks very much.

[@RazorGalaxyPresents]

these nuke utorials are super helpful, please keep doing them :)

[@Ruan3D]

Glad u like them!!! :)

[@0TylerDurden0]

HOLY FUCK! A TUTORIAL that is 1080p60? Thank you!!

[@Ruan3D]

Haha glad you like it!

[@DefiantFilmsTV]

Awesome tutorial! Keep the Nuke stuff coming!

[@fionolip]

Hi i love your tutorial, thank you for showing how to do this!! hope you can show more stuff. Have a great day man!!

[@Ruan3D]

Thanks!

[@888marin888]

Wow ! it's a little bit fast but still followable. And yes do more please, beginners and advanced. Liked+Sub !

[@manojachar5083]

Omg ur awzme I'm watching others Tutorials Its get confuse now ur video is very cleaned

[@Ruan3D]

Ah Im glad you enjoyed it!

[@khalidgaffer7]

Great tutorial. thanks for sharing.

[@loicgregoire3058]

it would be nice if you show us the pipeline between nuke and 3d software like maya or c4d, by the way I love your tutorials just keep going =)

[@Aravifeb]

One of best tutorial I ever seen :D thank you so much !

[@edyvazquez3084]

Hey!! very nice tutorial, I just have a question a technical doubt, could it work if you use your roto without animating and put it right below the frame hold? so it moves with the track? or you can get issues?

[@gauravsachan2513]

Great Tutorial....First time watched the tutorial Like this Thankyou Soo Much....And your Video is Looking very Smooth Which Recorder you used for this Tutorial..

[@lincyjoseph5131]

great tutorial

[@vipulhamirani4927]

Thank you

[@gastondantos2348]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing it :)

[@Ruan3D]

No prob!!

[@sntshkmr60]

What is difference between camera mapping and clean plate? I think this can also be done with clean plates. 🙄

[@gouthamthala666]

remmoving things are easy in mocha but nice tutorial bro!

[@UVtec]

Super stupid question: Do I need to have both cameras linked to the scene node? It does not seem to do anything. Great tutorial!

[@ibraheemyousef8114]

Thank you for the lesson I hope you can link us to the video so we can implement or implement the lesson in full and in the same way I hope to put a source for all the lessons Request and request

[@EarthisaCylinder]

cool keep on going...can you make a tutorial about pointclouds?

[@ruruan7509]

Baie gehelp Dankie!

[@brightgarinson3099]

So if I wanted to put a crack in the ground, I would blend the card like you did here and export to Houdini to crack the card? I'm confused on the subject of adding 3d destruction to real life objects in footage.

[@darri123456]

well done

[@defdaz]

Perfect. Thanks very much :)

[@Advection357]

I

[@aizensamakingx4480]

Do you have any videos on how to composite 3D animated models and rigs from Maya to Nuke in a live action VFX backplate, and with camera tracking? There is one digital tutors video, but my school subscription expired.

[@suhelrahaman5659]

sir i need this footage for practice pls

[@rammurthy7612]

Nice. Subscribed..

[@Ruan3D]

+Ram Murthy thanks!

[@ol1136]

fantastic

[@radhanathdutta7312]

can I use a premult node for that cards edge issue

[@ademsul8306]

I tired a few times (with the non-commercial version) and i wasn't able to get the tracking function to work. Are u using NukeX or Nuke Studio?

[@ColeFilmLTD]

More advanced!

[@luanalbuquerque8770]

WOОORKING!!!! OMG!!!

[@Ruan3D]

Haha what happened?

[@agral100]

Is it possible to insert 3D models into footage in Nuke and if yes, do you think it's better or worse than After Effects? If it's possible, can we see some tutorials?

[@Ruan3D]

You can import 3d models into nuke and light them etc, but I prefer to do camera tracking in nuke then round trip to 3dsmax and composite your render passes in Nuke again. More tutorials on that coming soon!

[@jannadel4369]

do you use the non-commercial or the commercial Nuke ?

[@The0xvxvx0]

Super tutorial, but i dumbass, confuse merge channels. And only by few hours found error )))

[@OinkOinkOinkOink]

could be cool to have the source footage to follow you on our side ;)

[@saromontes]

Love it ;D

[@homepary]

nice

[@Ruan3D]

+homepary lee thank you

[@VIPER9432]

nice illustration cheers to u . please c if u can create a in-depth and complex 3d projection using 3ds max and nuke i am facing issues when i export cam from 3ds max to nuke (non-ortho error) so all hard work is of no use, Maya exports it well but my skill in Maya intermediate (i cant match perspective and model from images in maya) if u have any good tutorial pls give a link cheers!!!!

[@ghiassie]

+soumitra vaze i think you need to update your 3ds max fbx exporter. but if you sure maya exporter is ok you can send your scen from max to maya then export to nuke.

[@VIPER9432]

U sure update will sovle it? I'm using max 2016 sp 2 or newer pls tell

[@ghiassie]

im not sure but its not hard to test. just download fbx converter from usa.autodesk.com/fbx/download/ and convert your files then import to nuke.

[@Advection357]

You can try the Alembic format... it's the industry standard in vfx... ( .abc files)

[@VictoriaFilmsgroup]

but whats the point of doing that when you could just roto pain on all frames, i think this is a completely useless example.

[@gaivskakashi]

ADVANCED!

[@VFXLtd]

This video just wouldnt play at all every time lol

[@lovelygarden2673]

The most confusing lesson ever explained and I understood very little. Obviously not for beginners, I Will have to replay a thousand time to understand it..

[@Ruan3D]

Hehe sorry about that but Nuke is quite complex and I tried my best to explain as good I can. But yes, you need some understanding of compositing... Take it step by step and use that pause button :)

[@ViviOverclock]

definitief afrikaans lol!

[@Ruan3D]

***** haha yap!!!