Advanced Clean Plate Techniques in NUKE
Throughout these lessons, we'll delve into the non-destructive paint workflow examples inside of NUKE. Software required: NUKE 8.0.
What you'll learn
Throughout these lessons, we'll delve into the non-destructive paint workflow examples inside of NUKE. A non-destructive workflow allows each artist to keep all work inside of NUKE. It also speeds up last minute plate changes or revisions to the plate without painting fixes on top of fixes. So in this course, we cover a few examples of destructive paint workflows and more favorable ways to optimize shots. In turn, these techniques will strengthen your paint skills and your eye for detail. Software required: NUKE 8.0.
Table of contents
- Exploring Destructive Paint Workflows 5m
- Exercising Grained vs. Non-grained Plates 7m
- Discovering Concatenation in the Workflow 7m
- Utilizing Concatenation in the Workflow 11m
- Exploring Premult vs. Unpremult 8m
- Discovering Premult vs. Unpremult for Paint 6m
- Administering Cleanplate Patch Techniques 11m
- Finishing up Cleanplate Patch Techniques 9m
- Utilizing the Time Offset Painting 9m
- Applying Idistort Driven by UVs 12m
- Preparing Footage for Cleanplating 9m
- Applying Single Cleanplates 9m
- Exploring F_rigremoval Precomp 12m
- Adding Timeoffset and Transforms 10m
- Preparing Final Revisions 7m
About the author
Melissa brings 15 years of industry experience to Pluralsight. Born and raised in Winnipeg, Canada, she first became interested in multimedia in high school. After studying graphic design and new media, Melissa briefly worked in motion graphics at a local television station. This led to her first visual effects job at Frantic Films (Prime Focus). She has since worked in feature film for both traditional and stereoscopic films. Melissa finds a passion for teaching and mentoring and has taught at ... more