Transformers – Revenge of the Fallen
District 9 – Image Engine
Nuke 13.2 – UnrealReader Workflow Enhancements
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – Faster Project Loading & Non-linear Dissolve Support
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – Node Graph Rendering Performance Boost
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – Import and Export Timeline Data with OTIO
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – NDI Streaming & Multiple Monitor Out
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – Faster Machine Learning with Multiple GPUs
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.2 – Adjust Geometry Faster with Improved 3D UX
Learn more about Nuke 13.2 here: https://hubs.la/Q017_8yp0
Nuke 13.1 – Overview
Building on Nuke 13.0, our latest release focuses on improving user experience, timeline improvements and giving you a streamlined workflow.
As part of this, we’re introducing the new UnrealReader node, bringing the power of NukeX to real-time projects. With an easy interface, on-demand render pass generation, and camera syncing with Unreal Engine, the Unreal Reader reduces pipeline friction and streamlines your real-time projects.
We’ve also modernized Nuke’s 3D user experience, making it easier for artists to work in its 3D space. With upgrades to the 3D transform handles, improved controls for the 3D pivot point, and the ability to easily move geometry, artists get a greater user experience inside Nuke.
Discover Nuke 13.1 here: https://hubs.ly/H0_jSh70
Try Nuke: https://hubs.la/H0J7YQ30
Nuke 13.1 tutorials: https://learn.foundry.com/nuke#new-tu…
How to Become a Nuke Technical Director
Channel Mixer – Nuke Gizmo – Andrew Zeller
Download as Gizmo
http://www.nukepedia.com/gizmos/channel/az_channel_mixer_v001
(You need to have an account with Nukepedia to download from the Site)
Download as Group
https://github.com/AndrewComp/AZ_Channel_Mixer/blob/master/V001
(Just Copy all the text and paste it into Nuke’s Node Graph)
In this video, Andrew explains the different features of this gizmo and how you can use it to get better luma keys, tracks, and more options for desaturation quickly and easily in Nuke.
Connecting Nodes with Shortcuts – Nuke Tip
Download and Use Gizmos – Nuke Tip
Nuke Performance Timers – Nuke Tip
Python Script
nuke.startPerformanceTimers()
nuke.stopPerformanceTimers()
In this lesson, we are going to learn how to identify nodes that are slowing down our comp.
Doing Simple Calculations – Nuke Tip
Planet Of The Apes – Deep Compositing – Weta Digital
A Simple “For Loop” Statement – Nuke Tip
Setting Up Relative File Paths in Nuke
If you moved your Nuke project data and then were to open your Nuke script, all of your read nodes will error out.
To fix this and to fix any future file path change, you have to set all your Nuke file paths from an absolute path to a relative one.
In this video, I will show you how.
Download Nuke Non Commercial
Vimeo Link
https://vimeo.com/431678975
Foundry Website
https://www.foundry.com/
Download Nuke Non Commerical
https://www.foundry.com/products/nuke/non-commercial
Nuke User Interface &
Intro to Comp Bundle
https://lost-boys-learning.thinkific.com/bundles/introduction-to-nuke-compositing
If you are interested in compositing, there is no better program out there than Nuke. Unfortunately, it is a little intimidating to figure out just which version of Nuke you should download and use.
Hence, I made a video explaining the major differences between the different free versions of Nuke and my personal recommendation to someone who is just starting out.
Also, if you are interested in learning Nuke, I recommend you save yourself a ton of headaches and get my Nuke UI (currently the world most in-depth Nuke UI Tutorial) & Intro to Comp Bundle.
Use the coupon code : gomakeawesome to save a further 25% on the bundle