Nuke Tutorial - Camera Shake

[@peixuanlin4000]

Thank you! It's quite useful.

[@chrisgavin]

Is there an easy way to use this shake but only in one axis? I.e. can I just have the camera shake up and down (in the vertical axis) but not side to side? Thanks.

[@kg4135]

Have you figured it out?

[@learningthief]

@@kg4135 at the end of the "amplitude" line, click the number "2: Switch between a single value and multiple values" which mean if you want vertical shake, set w (width) to 0 and set h (height) only.

[@ArzKManiackz]

can you provide the clip that you use to make your tuts ?

[@ronydey2696]

GREAT COMP SCRIPT SIR MUCH HELPING HI SIR MYSELF RONY I'M AN VFX CG STUDENT FROM INDIA

[@agral100]

I'm considering downloading Nuke but I have one question before I commit my time to learning this software. So, the free version is Non-Commercial, but I see you having monetised videos of it. Does it mean that using Nuke to make monetised KZbin videos doesn't count as commercial use?

[@Ruan3D]

I assume so ;) I am not selling my tutorials that's the difference. Hope that helps!

[@agral100]

TunnelvizionTV I have done some more research and I will post my findings in this comment in case someone else is interested. Quote from NUKE's website: "Individuals, who are not professional teachers or instructors, creating online materials as an example of their experience or to help others that they wish to distribute on KZbin or Vimeo at no charge can use a Non-commercial license for this. Indirect activities such as personal images or clips posted on KZbin or Vimeo that may generate advertising revenue are permitted."

[@Ruan3D]

Cool!!

[@ColeFilmLTD]

It will be good if you uploaded more advanced tutorials than the basic ones. Good tutorial though!

[@Ruan3D]

Hi Cole, true!! Just thought I start with the basics in Nuke, then slowly move onto more advanced stuff. If you know the basics, you should be able to figure out any advanced effects ;)