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Hello
Now
Before we go jumping into
I wanted to go over a little bit of Fear
Because ultimately at the end of the day
Luke is a 20
Composite
Knowing the buttons doesn't really mean anything if you don't know why you're you
It's like a photographer who knows cameras really well
I can't take a good pic
So that's why I've come up with these 8 compositing fundamentals
That are going to inform us how to approach your shots
And what to look for as work and pay
And these fundamentals our universe
They can be applied in any program you can be using me
Flame fusion after effects
In Microsoft paint
Is a fundamental
The bedrock of any good composite
What happened in to a brief overview to go more to detail later in the class
I just wanted to Broad Strokes explained
What the compositing fundamentals
Sort first one
Is true
Your tracking is pretty straightforward basically if your camera has a movement in it
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The elements your reading into your shop
Must match that motion
Tracking is one of those things where if it's off
There's no way of ever
And there's a lot of different types of track
You can do it
Later this
Now levels is really just a catch-all term for colour correction colour matching colour balancing
Whatever you
It's matching colour to melody between different album
Match in the dark similar
Mr Shadows there highlights it's matching there were
Whether coolness it's matching how Green or magenta
Ultimately it just comes down to taking your elements
And making them feel like they live in the same
Groupon
Next up we have great
No green effects of footage to varying degrees
You gonna Dance film cameras you can digital cameras in digital cameras it's called noise but it's really the same thing it's kind of
Unwanted breaking up
Indoor cameras for reactor noise do
Digital cameras will reactivate leaving film
Digital cameras will react differently from other digital
Doesn't even matter if you have the exact same day
The green is going to be different and it's very important to match these you
Green Cape dress
Within the elements
Hope you're shot
You might be thinking well
What is some cases that may be true
It won't be very subtle when it's up on a 50 foot movie
And I'll leave it at
Moving
The next fundamental that go over is Edge detail
Edge detail is so important to compositing it's one of the main skills you can have as a composite
Edge details exactly what it sounds like it's maintain characteristics of your Edge as your
18 elements over each other
You have a deep Focus
Piece of furniture
When you merge that you need it's edges to be soft and worry
You have texted short footage of an actresses hair
Fluttering in the ear
You're going to need to maintain those tiny details for atomic really
Is where the art of keen and rotoscoping comes
This isn't just about getting the right sharpness of your edge because oftentimes
That's the easy part
The hard part is getting the colour of your eye
Match what's behind
Your background has such a huge influence on how you approach
Your edges
It's very important
The Taylor what you're doing
To your
Next
Bespoke
Focus can be very SIM
Explained
What is in Focus in your shot
Also needs to be in Focus in York
And on the opposite
What is blurry and be focused in Ayrshire
Needs to be blurry and be focused
What is the folk
Must not only be
The right size
Focus at all so Bastille
Based on a lens that you choose
There's so many different shapes
That defocused Alma
And there's also a lot of
Second exit as well
And this leads us to our next car
Lenses
Now when's affects and focus the overlap a little bit but they are to Diss
Category
Defocus is more is the Sharp
What is the fall off of my Focus career
And lens effects are the characteristics that imperfections in the lens
Poor synonym
Fergus and
Chromatic aberration
Vineyard
Leinster store
Close
Police
There's lots of little imperfections in the lens that creates these characteristics in our image
We're going to have to copy
In order for our Elim
If there's a giant j.j. Abrams ask when surveying your shot
Doesn't matter if you think they're cool
That's alenza
Any
How to put your village on
Now on to prospect
Millie when you're first starting out prospective is pretty difficult
To get a crash
A very quick and obvious example would be say you're in a skyscraper and you take a picture looking down at the
And you want to add more buildings to
The only other pictures that you have to use or taken from a ground
You can combine those
The angle was wrong and it's just not going to work
Matching the angle is just a 1 of understanding perspective there's also match in the compression
The Lamb
There is the field of view there so much too
Figure out
Perspective is one of those things that may be hard to identify when you're looking at
Because you can be looking at it and think something is wrong
Not really no
And also pretty good
What's 1 of 2
The perspective
The next one was talking about
The light
So whining seems like something that should be pretty straightforward
And in principle
It really is
If you're combining elements into a shower
Make sure that
The lighting is the same between them
And
That's it
Well that's what it seems like but a lot of the time
Were being asked to combine things with wildly different lighting conditions
And manipulating different lighting environments to match
Is very dear
Sometimes it's even impossible
This is a major Factor when you composite in CT elements
Madina Grill
Because it's another one of those things
If it's a little off
It may not immediately jump out to you as what's incorrect with your car
If your lighting is off
Unconscious part of the brain
Well now that's something
So it is very
And
What are the eight compositing fundamentals
If you go through these 8
Looking at your camp and they're all career
Odds are you have something that looks pretty good
What's required for your car
Because as you continue to get more complex
Your things
The weight and feeling of scale is animation
CG shader
There's a lot of other different things
Focus on
Shut up
Built on these composite in town
Some of them may be more or less important depending on your show
If you're looking at a shot that is
Deep Focus
Meaning that everything is Sharp and
No be focusable anyway
Well
Are Focus fundamental probably won't be
Is it is in a shop with very Sherwood
It's all contextual and depends on what the
Any one of these are
The Moron really
You're sure
If this was a little overwhelming it was a lot of information at
Don't worry we're gonna be looking at each other
Indeed
Enlighten
I just wanted to briefly go over them so we can keep them
Let's all I have right now what's happening
Start applying the
Thank you for listening and I'll catch you in
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