Hasta La Motion!

Hey guys, I’ve rendered 3d leaves falling in Maya, Vray. The files were rendered in a multichannel exr with motion blur. And I rendered the zdepth for DOF in Nuke.

I’ve got footage of a person shot on a green screen and I keyed the bg out.

Now, id like to be able to position the person in z space in the middle of the falling leaves. How can I go about doing this with the render layers I have. Is it possible?

I’ve added a camera, scene, and a 3d card that I mapped the person on. How do I do this last bit?

Thanks guys

hi folks,

i need some idea here, i got shot as a clean plate_BG ( i give u as an attached file )–then later i will do timelapse painting on the wall–just like in dulux-lets colour commercial. so my question is , what is the better way to achieve this shot ? should i do camera projection after i finished timelapse painting element ?:confused:

im just crossover from flame and inferno..so this is my nez experienced in nuke.

ok i need your suggestion about my case. thanks a lot and i appreciate it whut ur concern.

cheers

kit
showreel www.youtube.com/kittfx

Attached Files

cleanBG.mp4 (774.2 KB)

I search the forum, but don’t found a good solution for my work.

What is the best workflow for Tracking in SynthEyes to work seamless with other Software in pipeline?

1) Footage is shot with the Canon 7D and records its HD movies as MOV files using AVC / H.264 compression. Some shots are from RED (Premiere have been able to work with the native REDCODE files (.R3D file extension).

2) CG Elements are Lightwave 9.6 render multipass as EXR

3) VFX Comp is in Fusion 6 (Windows, 64Bit)

4) Final Editing / Cut is in Adobe premiere pro (Windows, 64Bit)

I read that TIFF or PNG are best for tracking in SE? What Software is able to create as batch process to PNG or TIFF Sequence (MPEG Streamclip has Codex issues with MOV, Fusion 64 Bit can’t read MOV)?

What do others use as VFX Pipeline File Formats from 1) to 4) ?

Thanks

Since the price of the kindle edition for Steve Wright’s Digital Compositing for Film and Video (3rd edition) was lowered, I decided to take the plunge and make the purchase. Here is my video review.

Enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr5UkOqnfX8

And yes… this is what I did on my friday night… 🙁

UPDATE!!! I said some of the tips where missing. I was wrong. The tips were in fact there. The format on some of the tips laid it out well below the TIP icon, instead of the usual format which is right off to the side. Hence my confusion.

Im about to graduate from Lost Boys Learning School of Visual Effects, so here’s my demo reel; I welcome any feedback – praise or critique – that may help me strengthen my reel. I’ll be moving to Los Angeles in September to search for entry level jobs. In terms of specialty, Im currently leaning towards compositing. Thanks for watching!

website: www.holbrookvfx.com

Attached Thumbnails