Nuke Tutorial - Day for Night (part 2)

VFX artist and educator Paul DeNigris takes you through the process of converting a daytime image into a realistic nighttime composite in Nuke. (Part 2 of 2)
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[@AllThingsFilm1]

Best day for night tutorial I've seen to date. Thank you for sharing this technique.

[@PDeNigris]

Thank you! Much appreciated.

[@pckshvt]

te amo

[@davidmthekidd]

A++

[@KUNAL7995]

I'm late to watch this, coz I'm new in this feild. I loved the way you explained. Thank you so much. Even after 4 years you standing up from others. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.. Well,tell me how can I buy a drink for you 😊

[@LibreLobo]

Great tutorial!! Very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you!!

[@nvdsnt]

Thanks for these tutorials, I feel a lot more confident now to fully move on from AE just by watching 3 of them.

[@themoonisaspacestation]

I just want to say thank your for the wonderful Age of Empires 2 intro, the game was my childhood I'm 19 now and always come back to the intro! I get shivvers.

[@PDeNigris]

Right on, thanks! That's a blast from the past.

[@SpW85Md]

Really is that yours?! Wow! I really didn't know. I spent a lot of time with that game when I was young and I loved that intro! Now I'm here, to follow all these tuts! :) WOW plus! Thanks a lot!!!

[@emyboybeats4330]

Keep up the tutorials, I love nuke

[@tekkythai]

Great 2 part tutorial.

[@vishnuprasath1964]

Wat to do if it was a camera moving shot?

[@PDeNigris]

Track the shot and make sure everything is matchmoved.

[@mr_vky]

Thank you so much sir :-)

[@incrediblesarath]

Hi Paul I followed everything in your tutorial, except in my case i got a moving camera. Please reply me the pipeline, then I'll pickup. Thank you

[@PDeNigris]

The process would be exactly the same except you'd need to track the movement in your plate and matchmove all of your elements. If it's a simple pan/tilt type movement a Tracker node that generates a Transform_Matchmove node will do. If it's a more complex move then you're looking at either Planar Tracker or Camera Tracker to achieve this,

[@incrediblesarath]

@@PDeNigris Thank you, I got it.