When i run 3dsmax (even on idel, low priority) at the same time as Nuke, Nuke is sooo slow responding.
When i close max, Nuke’s speed is back to normal
I’ve set memory usage to 50% in nuke
Any ideas ?
ps: dual proc quad core 12gb ram quadrofx3700
I have just started trying nuke and immediately found a problem with my folder syntax.
My projects folder is [ Projects ], that way it’s always on top of the other folders. Seems that nuke doesn’t like this, as when I move the files on desktop it doesn’t happen again.
The error is "projects: unknown command" on the loaded image in the node editor.
Is there some way to fix this problem, or do I need to change folders syntax?
thank you,
Matteo
> Quicktime H.264
(18mb)
> iPod Compatible
(10mb)
> Watch in Flash
(8mb)
Launching on January 1st 2011, OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network is a natural extension of the hyper-popular daytime talk show, and surely one of the few networks in the world built around a single figure.
With Oprah’s recent visit to Australia, the nation has grown even more enamored with the women and her message, and despite my gender-and-age I’ll happily admit that she produces an incredible show with a relentless message of personal growth, interwoven with philosophy aligned with the likes of Jung or Frankl.
Two years in the making, Philadelphia based BIGSMACK designed the new on-air look through “the numerous branding twists and turns” taken prior to the channel launch. On the technical side, the largely animated look of the network is complimented by a number of organic touches:
To create the on-air look BIGSMACK shot an array of natural elements — including light reflected through a variety of objects like crystal and Plexiglas, as well as water, glitter and particle dust — on a soundstage using a Canon 5D camera. That organic basis was then composited with digital elements animated using Cinema 4D and Adobe After Effects.
The montage gives a taste of the IDs, menus, bumpers and lower thirds created for the network, along with the colour coding of the various dayparts (orange mornings, green afternoons and purple evenings).
CG Artist from Canada which is working as Game Artist/Generalist and specialisation in Modeling, Texturing, Design, Illustration
Motiva COLIMO, a realtime postproduction tool that allows change materials over prerendered images, taking in account physical accurate reflections, refractions and GI bleeding.
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Softwares Used:
Photoshop
After Effects
Sony Vegas
Mocha
Key Shots: Tracked CG Spaceship in Videocamera shot. Tracked New Planet. Completely New Planet Designed in Photoshop.
I retouched something via blur it off from the talent’s face. Now I would like to restore the noise so that it matches with the original.
If I use Grain node and match grain in every channel (r, g, b) separately, the result grain in rgb looks too colourful. I’d need monochromatic noise here.
Could you tell me how to do that please?
Or do you have more advanced tips how to match grain?
Many thanks,
pH.
Operating System: Windows 7 Home 64-bit
Color : Nebula Red
Processor: Intel® CoreTM i7 820QM 1.73GHz (3.06GHz Turbo Mode, 8MB Cache)
Video card: 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 260M
Display: 15.6-inch Wide 1600 x 1200 WLED
Memory: Patriot 8GB DDR3 1333Mhz
Hard drive: 500 GB at 7200 rpm
Bluetooth: Internal Wireless Bluetooth 2.1+ Enhanced Data Rate
Optical drive: Slot-Loading Dual Layer Read/Write (DVD+-RW, CD-RW)
Audio: Internal High-Definition 5.1 Surround Sound Audio
Network Adapters: Intel WiFi Link 5300 a/g/Draft-n 3×3 MIMO
Chipset: Calpella Ibex Peak
Keyboard: AlienFXTM Illuminated Keyboard Exclusive Design
Battery: 6-cell Lithium-Ion Battery
the following are the config of M4500:
PROCESSOR: Intel Core i7-740QM(1.73GHz,6MB,Quad Core,45W) Memory runs at 1333MHz
OPERATING SYSTEM : English Genuine Windows® 7 Professional (32Bit OS) with recovery DVD
MEMORY: 4GB 1333MHz DDR3 Dual Channel (2x2GB)
HARD DRIVE: 500GB (7,200rpm) Serial ATA Hard Drive
GRAPHICS CARD : 1 GB NVIDIA Quadro FX 880M (with 1GB dedicated memory) 35W
LCD : 15.6in High Definition (1366 x 768) White Led Antiglare LCD Panel
KEYBOARD: Internal UK/Irish (Qwerty) Keyboard
OPTICAL DRIVE : 8X DVD+/-RW Drive
I’m now in post-production on the short film I wrote and directed called "Twelve." It’s about the dating woes of a twelve inch tall man. It’s actually turned out pretty funny! Here’s a sample scene where our lead character "John" decides to give online dating a try…
The password is peanut
(I didn’t want the video to be fully public so I put a password on it)
The composite in that scene is just a quickie rough composite for scene cutting purposes. We’re working on the finals right now.
We’re also currently trying to raise some funds for it via IndieGoGo to cover the costs of post and music licensing… mostly the music licensing. If you like what you see and can donate a couple of bucks, we’d sooo appreciate it! Here’s the IndieGoGo link: http://www.indiegogo.com/Twelve-A-Short-Comedy
And finally… here’s the link for the film’s website. It’s got some pictures from the shoot and such on there. http://twelve.iondream.com
Thanks!!
–Jud
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