• The Village

    Thursday, October 13, 2011

    Thomas finished his amazing commercial project for the FilmAka Ludwigsburg and I helped him on the VFx… check it out… amazing camera work btw Visit his site www.thomasgarber.net  

  • I Can With IKan

    Monday, September 12, 2011
  • “The Pain” Spot

    Sunday, May 29, 2011

    Well this time I had the chance to help a friend and great director to complete a commercial he was working on. It was shot on film and I had the simple task of doing some monitor comps. Check out the great final move on Thomas website here

  • Compositing finished for Max Planck documentation

    Sunday, May 1, 2011

    I recently finished compositing 11 shots doing a documentation for the Max Planck institute. I was asked to integrate futuristic displays and a hologramm. The job was tricky, because we had no information from set. So I used Pftrack to do the 3d matchmoving, then the composite was done completly in Nuke, using the 3D [...]

  • Blattgold Students 35mm Project

    Tuesday, April 5, 2011
  • Springtime t2i shoot

    Monday, April 4, 2011

    Test Shoot with my Canon T2i  in the nice springtime around Salzburg  

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The Village

Thomas finished his amazing commercial project for the FilmAka Ludwigsburg and I helped him on the VFx… check it out… amazing camera work btw

Visit his site www.thomasgarber.net

 

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Tutorial of the Month – Nuke Expand Edges or how to get rid of outlines

outlineEdge

Ok, here we go, another Keying Tip, which I have to use sometimes to enhance Edges. This is a nice trick especially when dealing with lower quality material, like DSRL greenscreens, where Edges often tend get jaggy or you end up having black or white outlines. So let’s start

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Nuke Tip of the Month – Even out Greenscreen

unevenScr

This is one of the tricks that comes in handy, whenever you have to deal with an unevenly lit green- or bluescreens, but it has to be said, that this is not a one click solution …it will just bring you closer to the desired result.

First of all check out your material for the uneven area and make sure to not lose any detail around the object you want to keep. In our case the uneven region is in the lower right corner, which can easily matted, but imagine the character will move in front of it, then there would be no other way than doing some nice roto or use this trick.

So now let’s check out how it’s done

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I Can With IKan