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Could be due to the grading. Because I have footage of a real car there and it looked really dark just like the 3d render 🙌🏻

Thanks!!

I understand that in some countries this can be quite expensive. If that's the case, please e-mail me or send a DM and I'll see what I can do. :)

If you can do it much better, please do! The more details you add the better it’s going to look. Could have spend more time to perfect it for sure.

@KevinVandermarliere well I can give you some tips regarding that. You will always match your 3d files exactly like it was there. And it wasn't a 3d. First of all buy insta 360 x2 model minimum and click a hdr photo at the location at that spot where you want to keep your 3d model. Then process it under photoshop and make an hdr file. Use that as hdri in blender or what ever software you prefer. But but but, always convert your color graded footage in to linear workspace because 3d data is always in linear workspace then match the 3d data to the footage. But even before that you need to match hdri colors to the footage you shot. For that I can post the 11 year old photoshop tutorial if you want it's pretty easy to do so. And your 3d files will always look photorealistic. After that if that's a heliopter or car or a tank you can work on particle simulation according to need 😊 if u need any guidance feel free to ask.

@@BlackburnZ_INDIA That’s what I did haha! Check out the full video from this 😄

@KevinVandermarliere cool bruv. But hdri isn't a total match I guess. But you are really doing a great job 👍 will visit your channel for sure 😊 keep doing the good work bro 💪👏

Cinema 4D (Redshift render), After Effects and Davinci Resolve

Yo! I think there are some Ai tools that can generate it. But from my understanding the results are really bad. There are plenty of 3d artists that make models that anyone can use. Websites like CGtrader, turbosquid etc…

Good idea! 🤙🏻

No need for words, there’s a visual representation

Haha! See full video for explanation 🙌🏻

1. Get correct size/distance/fov etc. 2. Greenscreen 3. Profit 🤑🤑🤑

Thank you! When starting I recommend the trial version of Cinema 4D or use Blender. It’s a great way to learn

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Happy to help

@@XconnerzzX Hmm could be added for sure! But since it’s just a clean concrete floor I don’t think you would see anything flying like cloth or dust.

There would be dust, I also think there should probably be more texture on the actual helicopter, not too noticeable but some level of noise to displace the light a little like a real material would even if it was very clean and shiny.

@@districtoutofcomission1183 I agree with the textures! A little bit more detail, & maybe noise in the roughness. Here is reference: ruclips.net/video/XC_hq6o2MWU/видео.htmlsi=68xzyKlTQvMFqLO- There is clearly no dust.

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad it was helpful! 🙌🏻

Thank you 🙌

Watch the full video on my RUclips channel 🙌🏻

@@KevinVandermarliereno

it does first he motion track the video then he add helicopter compositing filters and edit

@@Kaktus6492_VR yes and it is shown in this video, but it goes by really fast without much explanation :/

It's concise but it's clear what he did. I'm guessing you don't know much about this topic.

Your welcome! 🤙🏻

Glad you liked the video! :)

I used an object tag on the tires. This way the motion blur is aplied.

@@KevinVandermarliere I tried it, but unfortunately it didn't work well

More to come!

Awesome, thank you! Welcome 🙏🏻

Thanks a lot!

@@meyer30 Not yet! I will make more in depth tutorials of this. :)

Check out my instagram. There is the final shot. Since this was made in 9x16 the quality is a bit less in this video.

Thanks and welcome! 🙌🏻

Hello, not yet! :) But I'm currently working on a full course on how to place CGI elements in Live action footage. More content will follow soon on this channel.

Yes! But make sure you mention my name 🙌🏻

Might do a tutorial on this effect! Not sure if I will use a 3D car.

I did all the motion blur in Octane Render. This was the easiest and best way for me, it does add extra rendertimes. (adding an octane object tag to the wheels) It can be quite buggy so do some test renders before rendering the final shot. You can also export a seperate "Cryptomatte" layer and composit the motion blur in AE or Nuke. Hope this helps. :)

I think Blender has the most options and it's free. In AE it's prossibe with a plugin called "Element 3D". However this plugin does not have the same rendering capability as a deticated renderer primarily for 3D rendering.