Nuke - Projection Basics

A basic look at creating projections in Nuke to allow you to spatially manipulate your footage. Once you've established your projections you gain quite a bit of flexibility and power in working with your footage for adding VFX.

[@AnnisNaeemOfficial]

So amazing. Thank you for doing this. Love your process and articulation.

[@shotenken]

You my friend, are a saviour! Thanks for making it crystal clear

[@TheSerpentSage]

Nice work! Comprehensive and clear.

[@matthias9754]

amazing, very clear i love it

[@wrap29]

Thanks JF..This video is really helpful..!!

[@gfxfilms2012]

awesome! more vids please!

[@redemptionfilms.6903]

Blue Peter style. Here's one I I prepared earlier...

[@povilaslondon]

How to do the same if I want to project from the 360 (latlong) image?

[@fxstation1329]

good!

[@leevfx]

I was desperate to see the clip play - it looks fine for a still frame but what happens when the camera moves around the cube? Does it require anything different to the paintwork should it be a moving shot?

[@altruizine]

Lee Watson somewhat different, yes. You need a very good track of the move and can then use multiple camera angles to paint up your textures. It’s additional complexity but the base concepts remain