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Digital-Tutors – New Features in NUKE 6.3v1 and NUKEX 6.3v1
Advanced | 1h 13m | 533 MB | Project Files 142 MB | Required Software: NUKE 6.3v1 or NUKEX 6.3v1

In this series of lessons we?ll learn how to use the new features introduced in NUKE 6.3 like 3D Particles, the Planar Tracker, Denoise, Spline Warp, Audio Read, Presets and more.

We?ll begin this project by jumping into the new features only in NUKEX including the all new 3d particle system, which allows for new effects like rain, snow, fog or fire. From there, we will use the new Planar tracker, also only in NUKEX to track a planar surface that leaves the frame. Finally we’ll learn how to use the new Denoise node in NUKEX to remove noise while preserving an incredible amount of detail. From there, we will dive into the NUKE features like the new Spline and Grid Warp nodes and the new Audio Read node. Finally we’ll learn how to speed up our workflow tremendously with user presets and toolsets. We’ll end with a look at the new 3d displacement tessellation features.

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Digital-Tutors – Removing Objects with Camera Projection in NUKE
Advanced | 2h 53m | 1.00 GB | Project Files 64 MB | Required Software: NUKE 6.3v1

In this series of lessons, we?ll be entirely removing a foreground object using camera projection techniques.

We’ll create clean plates in Photoshop, then put them onto cards in NUKE to re-create the scene in 3D. We’ll begin by solving a 3D camera with the NUKEX camera tracker. Then we’ll make the 3D scene more human readable and examine the card workflow. Then we’ll use Photoshop to create a clean-plate of our primary foreground element. Then we’ll learn techniques for matching a card to our 3d footage. For here we will repeat the process a number of times for the rest of the foreground sign, the background sign and even the walls. Along the way we will encounter issues and examine ways to fix or get around these common problems. We’ll finish with a shot that has the object completely removed.

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Create a Jumping Lamp Animation in C4D|650.00mb
It will teach using the initial modeling tools, creating a rig , use constraints, change the type of keyframes, how to use the auto key option, paly with the time line, cleaning up keyframes,pplying the materials to objects,light arrangement , finally render the animation. Everything you need to quickly get into Cinema4D.

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