Pro Video Podcast 52: Rich Nosworthy. Blackmagic Fusion, Otoy Octane 4, Compositing, 3D, Motion Design, Rendering, Node Fest & more
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English - April 05, 2018 18:00 - 46 minutes - 27.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 6 ratingsTV & Film Arts blairwalker motiondesign provideo filming graphics editing design postproduction motion film Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Rich Nosworthy shares his latest tutorials getting started compositing in Blackmagic Fusion quickly and easily. A great way to learn a powerful free compositing application. Octane 4 is also discussed and what it means for the 3D community.
Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd
01.40 - Blackmagic Fusion tutorials by Rich Nosworthy
03.00 - Pros and cons of releasing software for free/low price
05.40 - The idea behind Rich’s quick start Fusion tutorial
06.25 - The content of the tutorial
08.20 - Software agnosticism: using the best tool for the job
10.40 - Tutorial 2: Redshift multipass comps with Fusion
12.44 - A warm endorsement of Redshift customer service
13.30 - Otoy: Octane 4 and Brigade
15.20 - Some of the disadvantages of Octane 3 have been improved
15.50 - “Out of core” geometry
16.21 - Otoy CEO Jules Urbach on Brograph
17.45 - David Ariew
18.20 - AI lighting, scenes and denoiser in render engines
20.00 - Understanding point lights in unbiased render engines
21.00 - Otoy Octane 4 release video
21.30 - Octane 4 is a free upgrade from 3 standalone, and the monthly subscription now allows up to 20 GPUs.
22.00 - Free Subscription with a 2 GPU limit
23.00 - Otoy’s use of the new RNDR blockchain service
24.00 - See Brograph on this topic
25.00 - Blockchain will influence business models across the board, including 3d graphics.
27.10 - Rich’s latest project with Tom O’Neil, director of Narcos titles
27.30 - Yambo studio, Tel Aviv work with many remote artists around the world.
28.05 - Rich’s Node 2017 presentation: a Redshift primer
31.00 - The importance of fundamental techniques and concepts, which can then be applied in the software of your choice.
33.00 - “Roundtripping” between different packages to harness the strengths of each package. Eg After Effects-to-Mocha-to-After Effects
34.00 - Martin from BorisFX episode
34.40 - By comparison, Fusion has really solid tracking, keying and compositing in one package.
35.00 - Roto and cleanup is much more efficient in a node based compositor such as Fusion or Nuke or Natron
35.30 - ProVideoPicks:
CGWiki - Houdini education
36.50 - Houdini: the software of the moment
39.12 - Inspirational video:
40.22 - Sources of Inspiration:
Photoblogs
Rich Nosworthy shares his latest tutorials getting started compositing in Blackmagic Fusion quickly and easily. A great way to learn a powerful free compositing application. Octane 4 is also discussed and what it means for the 3D community.
Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd
01.40 - Blackmagic Fusion tutorials by Rich Nosworthy
03.00 - Pros and cons of releasing software for free/low price
05.40 - The idea behind Rich’s quick start Fusion tutorial
06.25 - The content of the tutorial
08.20 - Software agnosticism: using the best tool for the job
10.40 - Tutorial 2: Redshift multipass comps with Fusion
12.44 - A warm endorsement of Redshift customer service
13.30 - Otoy: Octane 4 and Brigade
15.20 - Some of the disadvantages of Octane 3 have been improved
15.50 - “Out of core” geometry
16.21 - Otoy CEO Jules Urbach on Brograph
17.45 - David Ariew
18.20 - AI lighting, scenes and denoiser in render engines
20.00 - Understanding point lights in unbiased render engines
21.00 - Otoy Octane 4 release video
21.30 - Octane 4 is a free upgrade from 3 standalone, and the monthly subscription now allows up to 20 GPUs.
22.00 - Free Subscription with a 2 GPU limit
23.00 - Otoy’s use of the new RNDR blockchain service
24.00 - See Brograph on this topic
25.00 - Blockchain will influence business models across the board, including 3d graphics.
27.10 - Rich’s latest project with Tom O’Neil, director of Narcos titles
27.30 - Yambo studio, Tel Aviv work with many remote artists around the world.
28.05 - Rich’s Node 2017 presentation: a Redshift primer
31.00 - The importance of fundamental techniques and concepts, which can then be applied in the software of your choice.
33.00 - “Roundtripping” between different packages to harness the strengths of each package. Eg After Effects-to-Mocha-to-After Effects
34.00 - Martin from BorisFX episode
34.40 - By comparison, Fusion has really solid tracking, keying and compositing in one package.
35.00 - Roto and cleanup is much more efficient in a node based compositor such as Fusion or Nuke or Natron
35.30 - ProVideoPicks:
CGWiki - Houdini education
36.50 - Houdini: the software of the moment
39.12 - Inspirational video:
40.22 - Sources of Inspiration:
Photoblogs
41.28 - Following online:
43.16 - Follow Rich online:
43.53 - Rich’s experiments and side projects
44.30 - Rich’s chrome bike, made in MOI
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