De-Flicker Footage Using Nuke's Merge Node (Simple Trick!)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Super cool!
Great video! Really helpful and concise.
I'd like to extend it by suggesting to wrap the nodes in a colorspace Linear > YCbCr > Linear conversion and having all the nodes within only operate on the R channel. This makes the entire setup only affect Y / luminance.
When I initially tried it out, my clip had some pretty large exposure changes, this method caused quite large swings in saturation as a result. By rigging it up to only affect luminance I was able to avoid most colour shifts.
Hi. I tried the conversion to YCbCr but when i put Linear back it doesn't match somehow. Any tips?
wow! this is such a cool technique, i never knew it existed, you are very skilled, thanks for sharing
Thanks!! I needed a quick deflicker and curve tool was being its usual pain. This technique got it done with no fuss!
Great video
Mind blown. Amazing.
Great video and your explanation in a very comprehensive manner. Thank you for sharing.
Very Helpful;!! Thanks a lot.!! Subscribed 😄👍
Thank you!
Great tricky tips these are really so needed and helpful tutorials Hi there myself Rony I'm a student of VFX CG from INDIA
Simply Brilliant
While im not a Nuke user i find the math of Divide then Multiply works. (In Davinci Resolve) Thanks!!
wowwwww.............. thanks for this video ...
This helped so much - Thank you!!!!
Smart trick, thanks
excelnt!
Wow thank you!!
thanks!
Hi , I tried till multiply flow but the flicker seems to be there. Am I missing something?
I also noticed there was frame hold and animation in multiply , so how do we do it . Would be great to get a response .
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great video that's helps lots
Thanks 👍