Lester Banks:
Escape Studio’s Victor Perez provides some great tips and tricks for using and scripting Python from within Nuke taking a look at some of the possibilities for customizing the user interface, and scripting workflow assistants, and providing a great introduction to using simple Python within Nuke.
See yet another reason not to do away with film.
Michael Zhang:
Now Miller is back again with an equally interesting concept: what would landscape photos look like if Earth had a ring like Saturn’s?
I have to admit I never thought about this.
The way movies are made today is a strange hybid of marketing and risk. Non of which makes for a good movie.Thanks for sharing Adam.
Very cool,
If you haven't seen this please take a sec and watch.
What I meant by “removing the button” is that Creative Cloud should be like Tony Stark’s Jarvis. “I rendered those 3,000 frames for you sir, would you like to take a look?” This isn’t new technology I’m talking about—it’s simply smart use of existing technology. Which, by the way, is actually what Adobe’s good at.
I'd love a Jarvis.
If you make use of backdrops in nuke you should be using "J". Try it ,I'll wait. Got it. Ok so those who are reading this away from any install of nuke. When hitting "j" you get the same node search dialog but for parts of your scripts.
Another reason to stay organized.
Many great tips on Nukepedia.com. Have a look for yourself.
Even if you have a super techno crane doesn't mean you need to use it.
Matthew Duclos:
Tired of guessing which lenses will and won’t cover a specific sensor? Stress no more, I’ve revised the Image Circle Database that so many of you have been asking for.
