Hasta La Motion!

quadro
http://www.nvidia.com/object/quadro_…cs_boards.html
monitors
http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-visi…uirements.html
glasses
http://store.nvidia.com/DRHM/store?A…tID=227658600#

one last question, Its ok for work the 3D Vision Wireless Glasses Kit? Or I need the Vision Pro version?

thanks a lot.
Max

I need some workflow recommendations on Canon 5D Footage (H.264) that has been edited in FCP – and as compositor, I need to bring this footage from FCP to nuke to do some compositing work.

What the client gave me was the entire FCP file, hard drive with all the footage. So I have to do the FCP exporting.

The 5D footage is H264, so I was wondering if anybody had recommendations on what type of export I should bring these clips into nuke. And when I’ve finalised my FX, should I export back to H.264 for delivery in it’s original format.

I know this question might have been asked before, but I read that someone mentioned about exporting from FCP as Prores, and then convert to EXR. But I didn’t see the need for this, as the footage is not high-dynamic in anyway or anything.

A little help would be appreciated, a little bit of a noob here.

Thanks.

I have recently attempted to obtain some benchmarks for Nuke rendering on Linux systems. One thing I have noticed is that sometimes when rendering a scene with threads set to say 4 it may not render at all or rather it just looks like it hangs. I would have to decrease the number of threads for it to respond. I’ve even witnessed a few instances where my only option was to set threads equal to 1 for it to actually render. I am working with a (2 cpus / 12 cores) Fedora 14 system which also has hyperthreading enabled. Just wondered if anyone has any experience with using Nuke on Linux systems and perhaps share your experience with why opening up too many threads (which I should be able to) can cause rendering to hang.

Thanks.

I was watching a tutorial on "Camera Tracker" and how to do basic 3D track inside Nuke. They were using Nuke 6.0.

They showed at one point that, after tracking the features of a footage we can see the "Track Quality" by using the "Display Options", and then Nuke shows our Track Points in Green/Yellow Color. But in my version of NukeX, I thing the "camera tracker’ node is modified. I can see the Display Options but I can can’t choose to see "Track Quality". I really stuck on this. Hope some you can solve this problem soon.

Screenshot URL:-

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/_-…016%202011.png

Thanx.