Hasta La Motion!

I’ve been learning nuke one month ago and now i’m trying to compilate basic knowledges. I’m looking for example for pdf’s with all nodos with it’s explanation, pdf’s with tutorials, information, etc…

I don’t want videotutorials because i work every day with the program but now i need to be faster with de compositions.

I am pretty new to doing projections for mattes etc, so i’m looking for a little bit of advice.

Say, I recieve a model from 3d that was roughly modelled over a photograph. I take this into nuke, and so far the only workflow i’ve been able to come up with is to load in the object, use either UVproject or Project3D and what I end up having to do, is to line up the projection camera manually, very carefully either by moving it or it’s projection parameters like the Apertures and roll etc.

So this has ended up a serious pain, because it is just such a task to line it up, sometimes it just never does. Could some more experienced compositors provide a bit of advice on how to do this easy? Am I doing this wrong?

Any advice or thoughts would help. Thanks :confused:

Recently I’ve needed to key out some fire and the only working solution was using luminance keying cause doing a simple "screen" wasnt working since it doesnt retain the shadows.

Thanks.

Any ideas/solutions around?

Thanks,

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Thanks.
Matheus