Hasta La Motion!

Hi!

Today I had a greenscreen shooting which went pretty well. When i watched the footage i noticed a few pretty annoying lens flare dots caused by one of the light bulbs in the studio. They dots quite small but still noticeable in my opinion see picture:

The shot is static and there are no camera movements. My question to the community here is: Which techniques do you suggest to remove those lens flare dots ? Please give me a reason to hope 🙂

Cheers

PS: My primary postproduction tool is After Effects.

Dear Forum members,

I just browsed through the internet presentation of Bournemouth University in the UK and figured out that only GCSE degrees are required to begin studying at Bournemouth: http://onlineservices.bournemouth.ac…&collection=ug

I live in Germany and here you need the so called "(Fach-)Abitur" to get started at university. GCSE levels corresponds to the german "Mittlere Reife" degree which is one below "Abitur".

Does anybody know if it is possible to start the animation program at Bournemouth without having "Abitur"? If so, please let me know!

Thanks!

Best, Michael

Hi, this is my first post here, i think this is an awesome community, being a student compositor, i look at reels all the time and trying to figure out how i will do mine at the end of the class! Here is a little something i made will i was bored, to show my support to this awesome software that is nuke, feel free to use it too if you like it!

I will come back here to show you my reel once it is done!

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Hello! I’m posting a thread here regarding District 9’s radial3D plugin. If you don’t know what it is, it’s a plugin that takes the "preference pass" (as the compositor called it in the video but rendered out of maya it would probably be called pointObject pass) so that you can paint mattes that follow the body of your character seamlessly. This is helpful for those who are lazy and don’t like rotoing but it’s also the only real solution for certain issues.

Here is a youtube link of the video. Please skip to about 7:08 to see the radial3D in action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdUWRhxYapY

I looked on every possible forum I could find that discusses district 9 videos and nuke plug ins but I couldn’t find a single one mention this feature of their demo. If I missed a major one though, please point me to that.

I can’t imagine at this point that there isn’t a plugin or gizmo for this effect. I’m just wondering if the community here happens to know of one that exists. Any and all information on the topic would be widely appreciated and thank you for your replies in advance!

Hi All,

Does anyone know to find out the distance of a feature to the camera in PFTtrack?

Thanks in advance.

-Joe