Another Greenscreen Tutorial (working on the Taxi Scene) (Patreon)

Published:

2023-08-24 21:00:45

Imported:

2023-08

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This one covers a lot of random ground, but I think it's a good catch-up for how I'm working with greenscreen these days.

I give a quick intro to keying in Resolve/Fusion at the end of the video, but to get really good results you probably want to give the edges a bit of a cleanup- this is the tutorial I used for all the stuff in A Single Point in Space. Seems to give really good results

Here's my original greenscreen tutorial, which talks about keying entirely in blender, and a really useful trick for normalizing the size/placement of your footage within your scene.

Here's the Camera Project Node addon Nathan made! (go to "Code", "Download Zip", and install it like you would any addon).

Here's my old motion tracking tutorial- everything should still work basically exactly the same (although I tend to hand-pick individual points instead of doing the "Auto-Detect Points" route these days).

Here's the Camera Shakify Addon

And I think that's most everything I mentioned in the video!

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Another Greenscreen Tutorial (working on the Taxi Scene)

0:50 - Introduction (the taxi scene) 4:44 - Bit Depth and Color Space 9:25 - Most Useful Thing I've Found 12:25 - Placing Footage in the Scene 17:07 - Aligning Footage with Scene 19:05 - Old UV Project Modifier 21:15 - New Camera Project Node 23:23 - Animating Lights to Match Footage 32:10 - Adding a Custom Digital Camera 34:00 - "Grading" Footage In Viewport 37:45 - DOF/Fisheye 39:00 - Keying in Fusion/Resolve 48:50 - Exporting EXRs 50:20 - Weirdly long outtro. This one covers a lot of random ground, but I think it's a good catch-up for how I'm working with greenscreen these days. Also I hope I'm not getting that bit depth stuff too wrong. I give a quick intro to keying in Resolve/Fusion at the end of the video, but to get really good results you probably want to give the edges a bit of a cleanup- this is the tutorial I used for all the stuff in A Single Point in Space. Seems to give really good results https://youtu.be/xRkkUQpaYJg?si=eyG2ZpsQwItJDCt5 Here's my original greenscreen tutorial, which talks about keying entirely in blender, and a really useful trick for normalizing the size/placement of your footage within your scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxD6H3ri8RI Here's the Camera Project Node addon Nathan made! (go to "Code", "Download Zip", and install it like you would any addon). https://github.com/EatTheFuture/camera_projector Here's my old motion tracking tutorial- everything should still work basically exactly the same (although I tend to hand-pick individual points instead of doing the "Auto-Detect Points" route these days). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lY8Ol2n4o4A Here's the Camera Shakify Addon https://github.com/EatTheFuture/camera_shakify And I think that's most everything I mentioned in the video!