Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | VTT | Size: 5.85 GB | Duration: 12 section | 55 lectures | (8h 44m)
What you'll learn
Advanced Color Grading Techniques
Day to Night Tips and Techniques
Fundamentals of Light and Physics
Image Frequency Separation and Uses
Advanced Color Remap Techniques
Creating Depth Passes from 2d Images
Using a Raytracer to force perspective
Creating animated elements from 2d imagery
Layering and Integrating 2d Elements
Understanding the basics of Color Schemes and Color Balance
Learn to study, observe, and identify patterns from image reference
Bounce light techniques
Stacking Highlights and Keyers
3d / 2.5d Re-Light Tricks
Lining up and model-building a scene
Painting Light Techniques
Using alternative (hidden) merge operations
Building atmosphere elements and casting light through it
2d/3d Techniques to create reflections
Requirements
Have Nuke 12 installed
Have a working computer
Have an internet speed high enough to download the project file (A few gigabytes).
Have at least 5GB storage.
Description
NK404! The fourth part in Alex's Nuke series on Udemy, this time with a massive 8 hour course about advanced color grading and layering techniques. Take your VFX Compositing to the next level.
Why learn from this course?
It's easy to learn Nuke nodes, not so much artistic and visual concepts and techniques to build complex composites. This class heavily leans into learning more in depth about the artistic side of color, balance, highlights and shadow, and how to balance them all together. By re-lighting a scene from day to night entirely, you are forced to combine all of these techniques!
Not only are you getting an 8 hour class for a bargain price, but you are being taught by an industry professional who knows the proper workflows!
Your instructor has worked on feature films such as:
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Avengers: Endgame
X-Men Apocalypse
The Mandalorian
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them
....And many more.
What is this class about?
Light, color, and combining merge operations in Nuke to re-light a scene!
First, what do I need to know entering this course?:
1. A basic understanding of Nuke and Nuke's interface (Taught Alex's Udemy class, NK101).
2. Knowledege about the basic nodes in nuke, and beginner level color correction concepts (Taught Alex's Udemy class, NK101, and Compositing Photo-real Elements in Nuke).
3. Beginner level knowledge on the 3d system in Nuke (Taught Alex's Udemy class, NK202).
4. Beginner / intermediate knowledge of CG compositing (Taught Alex's Udemy class, NK303).
What skills will I learn?
Creating a day to night scene
Gradient Re-mapping Techniques in Nuke
Color Balance and Color Scheme
Studying Reference
Physics of Light and Glossiness
Stacking Different Merge Operations
Highlight stacking Techniques
Advanced color grading techniques
2d and 3d techniques for re-lighting
2d and 3d techniques for creating reflections
Creating and using depth maps
Splitting an image using math operations to control different aspects
Glow stacking techniques, and artistic concepts related
Structuring a composite and templating assets
Lining up and model-building a scene
Creating and layering atmosphere elements
What projects do I get to work on in this course?:
This course will walk you through my composite of the shot shown in the preview. I have split the class into "practical sessions" as well as "theory" and follow along sections. This ensures you can actually apply what you are learning when we go over techniques, but also follow along in different areas!
Who this course is for:
Beginners / Intermediate users learning Nuke but already have a foundational understanding of the 2d and 3d system in nuke
People who have already taken NK101, NK202, NK303, Photo-Real Elements --- my previous classes
Individuals looking for a deeper education in Compositing for a bargain price
Note: You will be required to sign up and download the project files if you want to follow along with this class
Who this course is for:
Beginner to Intermediate Compositors
Learning Compositors who have taken my other beginner Nuke courses (Nk101, 202, 303, Photoreal Elements).
Students learning visual effects
Anyone looking to improve their artistic eye, or learn deeper coloring techniques
