Lynda - VFX Techniques Compositing an Explosion with Fusion 7

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 Exercise Files.zip689.49 MB
 025 Adding a fire render.mp429.8 MB
 021 Adding the actor to the explosion.mp427.12 MB
 018 Setting up an explosion.mp426.94 MB
 022 Animating a digital stunt double.mp424.03 MB
 029 Fine-tuning and final color grading.mp423.56 MB
 010 Adding a matte painting.mp421.44 MB
 015 Color grading the explosion.mp420.22 MB
 028 Working in the Spline Editor.mp419.7 MB
 011 Cutting apart 3D renders.mp418.93 MB
 016 Color grading to create greater volume.mp416.56 MB
 009 Color correction and key framing.mp416.02 MB
 027 Creating a post-camera movement.mp415.91 MB
 030 Rendering out the final.mp412.97 MB
 007 Rotoscoping.mp412.15 MB
 014 Combining multiple elements of a 3D explosion.mp411.89 MB
 006 Importing plates.mp411.37 MB
 008 Merging nodes.mp49.57 MB
 003 Shot breakdown.mp49.29 MB
 001 Welcome.mp48.79 MB
 004 Setting up a Fusion project.mp48.06 MB
 017 Overview of a master Maya shot.mp47.49 MB
 005 Updating Fusion paths.mp45.38 MB
 002 Using the exercise files.mp42.31 MB
 020 Merging the explosion and debris over the background.mp40 bytes
 024 Integrating the Alembic 3D and foreground blast.mp40 bytes
 026 Enlarging the plate.mp40 bytes
 023 Integrating the car.mp40 bytes
 012 Importing Alembic and camera files.mp40 bytes
 019 Setting up fire.mp40 bytes


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Make your films more “explosive” with Fusion, Blackmagic Design’s free compositing software. This course covers the steps necessary to create a 3D scene integrating live-action footage with 3D virtual renders of a car explosion. Artist/author Lee Lanier shows how to import the assets you’ll need for the shoot (including video, static artwork, and 3D renders), assemble the footage with node-based compositing, and make the composite seamless with color grading. Fluid dynamics simulations from Maya are used to emulate the explosion, dust, and debris of the explosion, and Lee achieves realistic rendering through the use of materials, lights, cameras, reflections, shadows, motion blur, and depth of field. Start watching to put this essential VFX technique into practice in your own films.

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