Retiming Footage in NUKE
Sometimes the timing of your footage just isn't quite right. It might be too fast, or it could be too slow. This course will show you how you can use NUKE to change that timing and get it perfect. Software required: NUKE
What you'll learn
Have you ever worked with footage that has really cool action in it, but the timing just won't work with the rest of your shot? If so, this is the perfect course for you. In this course, Retiming Footage in NUKE, you'll learn how to completely change the timing of your footage. First, you'll look at setting up your footage and simple ways to offset your footage in NUKE. Next, you'll discover how to speed up or slow down your footage and how to create motion blur, or frames that never existed in your original shot. Finally, you'll learns some techniques for cleaning up some of the artifacts that the retiming process can cause, so that you have the perfect final image. When you're finished with this NUKE course, you'll not only have a better understanding of how NUKE works with time, but also how to use it to create great looking dramatic footage. Software required: NUKE.
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About the author
Conrad is a visual effects compositor, and has been using Nuke and working on feature films since 2008. He's worked on Avatar, Harry Potter, Deadpool, Jurassic World, and at companies including, Framestore, MPC, and Digital Domain. Before getting into visual effects, Conrad wanted to be an editor, and spent a few years editing and using After Effects. He spent several years working in London before moving to Vancouver.