This course is to specifically learn about compositing and keying in Natron which is a node-based compositing software used to give visual effects.
Compositing Layout and Keying in Natron:
This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Natron, this course will also demonstrate the user interface of Natron along with features & applications of Natron.
This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Natron and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters.
Through this course you will also learn compositing viewers and keying using Natron. Below are the details about all that we are going to understand here.
Compositing Viewers – In this section we shall understand adding viewer nodes, connecting viewer nodes, toggling views, locking the viewer zoom level, compositing viewer controls, jumping to a specific frame, pausing the display, displaying a single channel, layer and channel dropdown menus, superimposing an image’s alpha channel over its RGB channels, lowering the display resolution of individual viewers, pixel aspect ratio and adjust display gain and gamma.
Keying – Under keying in Natron we shall see using chroma keyer, using keyer, adjusting screen gain and balance, improving mattes and despilling.
Course Objective
- Learn the features & applications of Natron for visual effects
- Learn the usage of Natron for compositing and keying
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Pre-Requisites
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Section 1 Compositing Layout
1 Displaying Single Channels and Toggle View
2 Proxy Mode
3 Gain and Gamma
4 Timeline Parameters
5 Superimposing Alpha Image to RGB
6 Superimposing Alpha Image to RGB Continue
Section 2 Keying
7 Concept of Keying
8 Applying Chroma Key
9 Filename-Merging FG with BG
10 Keying Out a Human Character
11 Using Despill
12 Compositing the Character with a BG
13 Keying a Single Frame Into Motion
14 Keying Single Frame Into Motion Continues
15 Using Masks in Keying
16 Working on Key Gain
17 Adding Elements
18 Blending Merge Nod
19 Keying the Glass of a Car
20 Keying Out Girl Hair
21 Keying Out Girl Hair Continues
Section 3 Summary
22 Compositing Layout and Keying Course Summary
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