What you’ll learn
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Lighting and Shading a CG Object to match a real scene
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Using HDRIs to light an object
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Creating water drips on the surface of CG
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Using camera projections in Maya
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Blending multiple camera projections
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Using Arnold Physical Shaders
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Using Arnold Shaders to capture shadows and reflections on real footage
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Creating emission lights
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Setting up render passes for Nuke Compositing
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Creating ID mattes for secondary grading
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Creating a “bash comp” in Nuke to test our renders
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Using Arnold nodes to adjust textures
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Dealing with real-world scene scaling
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Rendering AOVs in Arnold / Maya
Who this course is for:
- Aspiring CG Artists who want to learn to render CGI into real footage
- Lighting Artists, CG Generalists, and Compositors
- VFX Students or enthusiasts
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