boujou 2D image tracking
Posted in: Beginners TalkI’m a beginner, trying to import a 2D image into Boujou. Is it possible to track 2D image with Boujou?
Please someone explain this.
Cheers,
I’m a beginner, trying to import a 2D image into Boujou. Is it possible to track 2D image with Boujou?
Please someone explain this.
Cheers,
class newblur(nuke.Node):
def __init__(self):
nuke.Node.__init__(self)
self.x=nuke.Int_Knob('test','test')
self.addKnob(self.x)
a=newblur('Blur')
it creates a Node with no error, but as you can see in my script , i’m trying to add new knob . But there’s no new knob created. Yes, i can use this script to get new knob :
a=newblur('Blur')
a.addKnob(nuke.Int_Knob('test','test'))
but this is not i prefer. I want to have my new Node class is ready with its new knob as i instantiate it. Since i get no error , it’s hard to find out what’s wrong. Can anyone help me out ? what is missing? any Pythonerzz pls?
thanx
I have a 3D project and when I go to top view directly or using C, half the time it seems to provide some bizarre perspective camera instead of an ortho top view.
I usually have to quit out and reload the project to restore it to a true top view.
Any one else having this problem?
Thanks.
This seems good, only thing that worries me is the video card, its TWO NVIDIA GeForce 9800GT which are good cards, but apparently are gaming cards… which ive heard are counter productive to editing.
Worth it or no?
Ive looked into the 2500 mac pro but its only got 3gb ram
I’m constantly trying to improve my color grading skills and I just decided to ask here at vfxtalk…
It would be great to receive some feedback from colorists in the industry to the following Grade …. its only a still frame out of an upcoming shortfilm where I might do the grading on…
What kind of a look would you give such a scene and is there anything you would have done in the secondaries to "relight" the shot and make it even more balanced and interesting ? – would you reduce the saturation even more ?
The goal if to make it as filmlike as possible but not by just crushing the blacks and overtint the shot to green/blue as lots of beginners are doing it :>…
cheers,
yaku
In AE, there is an opacity control, but i can’t seem to find it in Nuke
Thanks in advance for the help
How do u guys do the last 2% of the track to get it supergood?
I have tried various things, thou nothing relly seems to make any difference.
Is it a bad practice to change the keyframes in maya on the pftrack cam? like forbidden or a big nono?
seems like this must be very common? getting a track that is 98% correct but still fails cause of those 2% clearly shows that its sliding.
All hints and tips are very welcome!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks
best regards philipp