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1 video doesnt teach you anything. You may understand what has been said but if you would now do this example by yourself, you most def need a couple of days to get a hang of hit. Betting you will rewatch the video multiple times as you alrdy forgot all the info that has been given. While your professor took 3 weeks to make you practise every step.
In case this is of any interest, when I paste in an image over another (esp. over a landscape) I find it helps to make the superimposed matter to be just a little transparent to allow the background color, texture, and atmosphere to blend into the additional image. It kind if buries the superimposed element into the environment a bit. Obviously you can't do this much, but it has come in handy for me. Cheers. Excellent video.
One more tip. Always shoot a grey plate. Overlay that over your mattepainting (or any digital asset). Then the noise pattern of your camera is also visible on the matte painting. If you don’t it becomes very “sterile”. I worked on this indie movie and they needed set extensions. I did the mattepaintings in 2D because there was no 3D budget for me. And I assumed that graduate film school movie makers, knew the grey screen trick. I always shoot a grey screen and black screen in case I need to combat fixed pattern noise. But the didn’t! So I asked them to do that. I get a half frame filled, poorly lid (not on 50 or 75 IFE depending on your sensor) and a big white cross hair marker. As I was already over my time. I just cloned the hell out of it and brought it up in exposure in Nuke. And instantly the director was like: “damn suddenly that CG look is gone. It sits in the shot!” You can fake it with grain etc that is more visible than the noise but of course then your hole Film need that grain - usually not what you want.
@@MaheshRavi No the noise is the same scale, you don't scale the grey plate. You just overlay it over the mattepainting. And that scale is always the same from the same camera, no matter how close or far details are. Just to be clear, this is a last stage compositing step.
Thanks, check out my Star Wars miniatures video as a starting point, and we'll be trying more with miniatures soon :) ruclips.net/video/EY_wLkWXDcU/видео.html
Простите, но мне лень переводить на английский свой комментарий. Потрясающее видео, узнал очень много полезного (с русскими субтитрами было бы понятнее). У этого видео должно быть намного больше просмотров и комментариев.
thank you very much for the great tutorial. I don't know if you noticed but the lighting of the mountains was contrary to the light of your shot... it was solved by inverting the image, surely you noticed it later, greetings
Very useful but im struggling right now to make a good mate painting scene shooted by drone. So there's alot of parallax Cuz its moving, not an static camera like all the samples given 😢
Hi Steve..once again you have taken far too much of my time.. i start watching your videos & find them so entertaining that jobs i need to get on with get ignored..so im blaming you..hope you don't mind..
You could get something called Hitfilm Express for free, or you could pay for the adobe creative cloud and have photoshop, premiere, after effects, ect (He uses the adobe creative cloud)
Hi Steve, starting with saying to you: you're awesome like always ! One question thought: did you ever used Fusion3D for compositing instead of AfterEffects ? I'm curious for a concluded response to this question: do you think you can create anything you would create in AfterEffects with Fusion3D ? I would want to learn these compositing techniques of yours in Fusion3D as it has some free versions, and I'm curious if the effort affords for what you are teaching us here. Thanks for all ! Extremely nice, smooth learning material. You're great !
Is this also possible in motion and fcpx? Because the adobe eco system is to expansive for me.... THX for sharing all your experience! Happy to found your channel!
Why were some traditionally done on glass and other opaque board? Did the paintings ever need to be back lit? Also if.projecting an image into a hole left in the matte, would the hole require a projection type screen within the hole in order to focus the image? I would love for you to do an example in the old school way by say creating a digital matte , and then getting it printed in a large format. Then doing everything else the old way to see exactly how it worked.
I have an Edelkrone camera slider, the big one. I got it partly to make moving miniature shots that I can composite together into live footage like Blade Runner or something. It isn't totally smooth enough to combine multiple shots, and Davinci's stabilization is a little too basic. I see you work with Adobe, do you know of a solution that would work for me? If you can make a video like this using similar gear that would be very helpful, and if it will only work in After Effects I just might have to make the switch.
SImply wonderful and super useful, thanks! I just wish you did the whole process of a still shot on After Effects since that's the program I am forced to work with at the moment xD But oh boy was this video helpful!
Stevo you’re the best ... can’t wait for the course. Would you consider giving us some of your footage to practice along with these tutorials, eg: I really wanna try the “jumping out the window shot” thanks
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You explained what my professor took 3 weeks to teach me, in 10 minutes.
Also got to charge $$$$ because our educational models are archaic
1 video doesnt teach you anything. You may understand what has been said but if you would now do this example by yourself, you most def need a couple of days to get a hang of hit. Betting you will rewatch the video multiple times as you alrdy forgot all the info that has been given. While your professor took 3 weeks to make you practise every step.
In case this is of any interest, when I paste in an image over another (esp. over a landscape) I find it helps to make the superimposed matter to be just a little transparent to allow the background color, texture, and atmosphere to blend into the additional image. It kind if buries the superimposed element into the environment a bit. Obviously you can't do this much, but it has come in handy for me.
Cheers.
Excellent video.
Ian Hubert is the master of this technique!
@@DManimations1 a natural evolution!
I love your videos. I don't know much about video editing but the way you do it makes me feel anyone can do it!
I feel just the same way
@@AriestheLegendRVA haha well happy editing and God bless my friend :)
@@SteveRamsdenRUclips Bob Ross reference? =)
One more tip.
Always shoot a grey plate. Overlay that over your mattepainting (or any digital asset). Then the noise pattern of your camera is also visible on the matte painting. If you don’t it becomes very “sterile”. I worked on this indie movie and they needed set extensions. I did the mattepaintings in 2D because there was no 3D budget for me. And I assumed that graduate film school movie makers, knew the grey screen trick. I always shoot a grey screen and black screen in case I need to combat fixed pattern noise.
But the didn’t! So I asked them to do that. I get a half frame filled, poorly lid (not on 50 or 75 IFE depending on your sensor) and a big white cross hair marker. As I was already over my time. I just cloned the hell out of it and brought it up in exposure in Nuke. And instantly the director was like: “damn suddenly that CG look is gone. It sits in the shot!” You can fake it with grain etc that is more visible than the noise but of course then your hole Film need that grain - usually not what you want.
But then if there is a scale difference, won't the noise also look bigger/smaller compared to the original plate?
@@MaheshRavi No the noise is the same scale, you don't scale the grey plate. You just overlay it over the mattepainting.
And that scale is always the same from the same camera, no matter how close or far details are.
Just to be clear, this is a last stage compositing step.
@@CallousCoder Makes sense! Thank you ❤️🤗
@@MaheshRavi Pleasure!
My man, I need help. Im a 3D generalist working on my first movie and I'd like to ask you some questions if you dont mind
This makes the learning less scary! Very much appreciate the tutorial. Any advice on how to make starship battles?
Thanks, check out my Star Wars miniatures video as a starting point, and we'll be trying more with miniatures soon :) ruclips.net/video/EY_wLkWXDcU/видео.html
Простите, но мне лень переводить на английский свой комментарий. Потрясающее видео, узнал очень много полезного (с русскими субтитрами было бы понятнее). У этого видео должно быть намного больше просмотров и комментариев.
Now I feel more smarter after watching this video
please recreate bollywood movies effects named robot 2.o
I like Akshay Kumar...
7:36 thankk uuu!!! You explained it in minutes while my professor explained it for hours
thank you very much for the great tutorial. I don't know if you noticed but the lighting of the mountains was contrary to the light of your shot... it was solved by inverting the image, surely you noticed it later, greetings
Very useful but im struggling right now to make a good mate painting scene shooted by drone. So there's alot of parallax Cuz its moving, not an static camera like all the samples given 😢
Such a great tutorial! The possibilities are endless, I know what I'll be doing tonight!
Thanks so much, I'm new subs now
Can i get ❤️ in 30 seconds
can you guys do a tutorial on how to add yourself into ANIMATED films?
(like, random example, the boarding scene from the Polar Express?) :) thx!
Really nice tutorial!! Next time try to match brightness contrast and saturation. Only the color grading makes it kinda worse.
Second time I've watched this...I'll finally do some of my own matte effects!
Bro, if there is someone best in teaching of visuals, then you will be on top in the entire youtube, Much Love Brother
Hold ur horses man you speak to f*****ING fast what s ur point leaving all people behind
Thank you! It's really interesting! You do it so professional! I will try to repeat some steps and learn more about matte painting!
Please stave how do I make duplicated zombies...like an army !
Hi Steve..once again you have taken far too much of my time..
i start watching your videos & find them so entertaining that jobs i need to get on with get ignored..so im blaming you..hope you don't mind..
How to turn the camera sideways to see the layers are 3d?
Wait this was done before right?
@@citrin_ ohh sure
Can you do this in Final Cut Pro?
Definitely the easy version (static camera), but probably not the harder version (moving camera)
Can I do this type of editing in MacBook Air or Pro??
You could get something called Hitfilm Express for free, or you could pay for the adobe creative cloud and have photoshop, premiere, after effects, ect (He uses the adobe creative cloud)
@@georgefilmanimation Or Davinci Resolve(For free)
@@NostalgiNorden That's a good one too!
No u cant with intel mac air, its a week laptop u need a powerfull pc for this kind of editing.
Yes you can, I’m currently using a MacBook Pro 2020 for all my edits, just get the softwares required
Nice work! A tutorial about handheld camera movement with a greenscreen could be cool.
Wow Mr Steve I like your edits
Please what app did you use to edit this video
I always wait for your videos... Keep the good work going on 😊
Trust me you will gain huge audience in future ! keep it on !
It’s better than cgi to be honest
😮😮all this is black magic! 😉 wunderbar!
and thanks for this "non destructive" photoshop infos which I think I'm finally starting to understand!!!!
Hey! I live all of your works. BUT can you make a plane crash?
Thank you! It's really interesting! You do it so professional! I will try to repeat some steps and learn more about matte painting!
Enjoy!
I see a video
I click
Nice
Thank you a lot you are helping me
I watched this after having a nap and my mind is blown😬😂
Hi Steve, starting with saying to you: you're awesome like always !
One question thought: did you ever used Fusion3D for compositing instead of AfterEffects ? I'm curious for a concluded response to this question: do you think you can create anything you would create in AfterEffects with Fusion3D ? I would want to learn these compositing techniques of yours in Fusion3D as it has some free versions, and I'm curious if the effort affords for what you are teaching us here.
Thanks for all ! Extremely nice, smooth learning material. You're great !
Is this also possible in motion and fcpx? Because the adobe eco system is to expansive for me.... THX for sharing all your experience! Happy to found your channel!
Yours Editing is awesome. I like your videos.I searched a lot and found this channel I did not know the name of this channel. Have a nice day.
Why were some traditionally done on glass and other opaque board? Did the paintings ever need to be back lit? Also if.projecting an image into a hole left in the matte, would the hole require a projection type screen within the hole in order to focus the image?
I would love for you to do an example in the old school way by say creating a digital matte , and then getting it printed in a large format. Then doing everything else the old way to see exactly how it worked.
This is an incredible video! Super concise, very detailed, and delivered with a killer voice. You've earned my sub! 😀
Aw shucks! 😀 thank you
gonna try this right now
I have an Edelkrone camera slider, the big one. I got it partly to make moving miniature shots that I can composite together into live footage like Blade Runner or something. It isn't totally smooth enough to combine multiple shots, and Davinci's stabilization is a little too basic. I see you work with Adobe, do you know of a solution that would work for me? If you can make a video like this using similar gear that would be very helpful, and if it will only work in After Effects I just might have to make the switch.
Thank you, thank you very much🙏
:D
yo yo toby fox and creo brought here doe
Very nice tutorial, you answered my questions. You have a new sub! Thank you!!
first commenter this is amazing
Almost
Man I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your channel
Many thanks!
I really liked the real footage and bts of the glass paintings from the early days. thank you!
Can you make a video on using animation over video? Thank you! I love your channel!
I have seen this b4...is it a re-upload??
love ur teachings have been following all ur works
Thank you
First comment ❤️
Is this repost? I feel like seeing this like a year ago,...
nice
How about miniatures combined with live action actors?
Wow...thank you so much...
if you want to walk in front of your matte painting, look up rotoscoping
THis ones fucking wonderful!
молодец! жаль что у меня компьютер 32 бит :(
Great tut man! ❤ So much Appreciated
Amazing.
so much better and authentic than cgi backgrounds
SImply wonderful and super useful, thanks! I just wish you did the whole process of a still shot on After Effects since that's the program I am forced to work with at the moment xD But oh boy was this video helpful!
Thanks! You can certainly do it all in After Effects - just use masks to draw around the parts of the photos you want to use and feather the edges :)
Wow this is really helpful I will try to do it thank you for your hard work
This was fun
it is castle stalker,on loch laich,near glencoe
Nice!
Very nice work. Only thing I didn`t get you is at 9:47.What did you mask? The trees of the mountain base?
The area where the trees of the real footage meet the mountain base
Stevo you’re the best ... can’t wait for the course. Would you consider giving us some of your footage to practice along with these tutorials, eg: I really wanna try the “jumping out the window shot” thanks
We will certainly include some downloadable elements on the course once we get it up and running. Give it a few months and stay tuned :)
Can you try mirror dimension effect
I know you in Tiktok but RUclips no frist!
sa here, dude =)))
Nice update. Thank you Steve.
You are awesome
Hey Steve! Can you do a tutorial on a giant effect?
thanks for an awsome tutorial
Thankyou
Dude your amazing this is just what I was wanting to learn how to do!
Big loveee
Thank you !!
❤🙏
epic
this technique! is amazing !
the moving matte is so cool
THIS VIDEO IS PURE GOLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤑
Glad to hear!
What happened about the course
We've started work on it, stay tuned for updates in the coming months :)
2 years later matte painting become photoshop generative fill and expand😂
I love you man 😍😍😍
Ayy i love your videos!
👍 great video
awesome thanks
This was great
This is brilliant! Thank you!
great video