Udemy – VFX Compositing Elements Photorealistically in Nuke

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What you’ll learn

Understand exposure and how to make something look photographic
Concepts of exponential glow and quadratic falloff of light
Finding good reference, picking up on key traits from it
Structuring a composite in a logical, modular way
Painting and grading our environment
Expose and glow a fire, with many layers
Create interactive light, and change it based on the material
Learn to create light passing through smoke volumes
Create heat distortion using noise patterns
Re-using elements, and creating asymmetry and variety

Requirements
Have an understanding of basic Nuke and Nuke’s interface. This can be learned in my NK101 course on Udemy.

Author Alexander Hanneman
Length: approx. 2 hours

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