SpiderMan Swing Landing VFX Tutorial | Blender/Nuke

[@ukmonk]

I love digidouble takeovers! Opens up so many possibilities!

[@AlfieVaughan]

Yes it's a very useful effect and very fun!

[@ukmonk]

Also thank you for the videos, nice to see things like this explained as there is 101 ways you can achieve the same result so nice to see how others approach it!

[@AlfieVaughan]

No problem! Glad you enjoyed it

[@ocdvfx]

Thanks for breaking it down king!

[@AlfieVaughan]

Ayyyy 😎 glad you liked it!

[@timallen7359]

Awesome work! I'm currentlyy working on a fan feature of Supergirl using a combination of the technique you used here for digi doubles and more hi res character creator versions.

[@AlfieVaughan]

Thanks! Good luck with your film :)

[@timallen7359]

@@AlfieVaughanThank you. btw I like your style of videos. Straight to the point. Clear and precise.

[@kryptworld6]

Exactly what I needed thx Alfie!!!

[@AlfieVaughan]

No problem!

[@KrawattenFreak]

Very good explanation, thank you a lot!

[@AlfieVaughan]

Glad you liked it!

[@ukmonk]

Looks great!!

[@AlfieVaughan]

Thanks!

[@Marcelmikael]

Awesome stuff sir. Did you use a camera to film the outdoor scene

[@AlfieVaughan]

Thank you. I did, yes

[@Marcelmikael]

@@AlfieVaughan awesome.

[@ultno]

how can i make my full body 3d model without this equipment plz help me out

[@AlfieVaughan]

You can use photoscanning instead with apps on your phone or a camera. But the results aren't going to be as good

[@scottking8189]

A few years back I gave my go at Peter Frances Spider-Man swing (uploaded the video on my channel) but it made me realise character animation could be the area I’m most interested in. Despite being incredibly hard to emulate the human bodies movements without much education on the body but it feels so rewarding to see your hard work pay off. I’ve recently done some of the most realistic character animation I’ve ever done by basically rotoscoping

[@EdDePew]

How did you take the HDRI? Great shot and explanation.

[@AlfieVaughan]

Thanks a lot! It was taken using a 6.5mm fish eye lens on a tripod with my Sony a7iii. I used the internal bracketed exposure setting to take 5 bracketed photos. Then I rotated the tripod head 90 degrees and did the same another 3 times so I had a full 360. Then I used PTGui to merge the photos into an HDR as well as stitching the 4 angles together. Hope that helps!

[@EdDePew]

@@AlfieVaughan certainly does, The result looked really good. I know it's archaic but I was getting ready to shoot with a mirror ball just to try out shooting HDRI. My buddy has an a7siii we're using for a shoot soon, so we might try that out. I assume the fisheye allows you to not have to look up and down as much so you can just take 4 angles?

[@AlfieVaughan]

@EdDePew Mirror balls still work, this way is just a bit easier and produces a better result. Worth trying! Yeah the fish eye just makes it quicker

[@EdDePew]

@@AlfieVaughan I'll see the results from the ball this weekend. Currently just looking for something to get started with before being highly technical with it.

[@armandovfx8374]

haste un canal en español yo no entender nada😭😭😭

[@AlfieVaughan]

Ah sorry 😬 maybe try the subtitles

[@Onion224]

i got so lucky that the thing i was desperatelly looking for was posted on the day i was planning to give up lol

[@AlfieVaughan]

Haha perfect! Never give up 💪

[@ronydey2696]

Great

[@AlfieVaughan]

Thanks! 🙏

[@ronydey2696]

sir how to export abc file on blender cg camera to seen export in NUKE for any shots class sir@@AlfieVaughan

[@AlfieVaughan]

You have to plug all the things you want to export from nuke into a scene node (geo, camera etc.) and then use a writeGeo node plugged into the scene. Put a .ABC on the end of the path to export alembic and then just click export and set it to the length of your shot to export all animation