Thank you! Super handy. Maybe a niche question but do you have any idea how you would do the reverse of this? For example I have a shot that I'm compositing in fusion. I'm trying to get the 3D camera from fusion into unreal and it's been a headache.
Hello, I just arrived on your channel, and the content is wonderful. I would like to ask if you have any video about denoise in post-production path trace, or if you could make a tutorial in order to leave the path trace renders without that AI or blur aspect, and make them as sharp as possible. Thanks
Jon, I have a student that needs to deliver their UE5.3 animation in Rec709. I'm way more comfortable with animation and rigs than Color space. She's using nuke for comp, but I was wondering if there is any 'generic' input you might have to help. Thanks, B.
Thank you, this is very useful! Is USD (Universal Scene Description) instead of FBX and Alembic a viable alternative?
Thank you! Super handy. Maybe a niche question but do you have any idea how you would do the reverse of this? For example I have a shot that I'm compositing in fusion. I'm trying to get the 3D camera from fusion into unreal and it's been a headache.
Hello, I just arrived on your channel, and the content is wonderful. I would like to ask if you have any video about denoise in post-production path trace, or if you could make a tutorial in order to leave the path trace renders without that AI or blur aspect, and make them as sharp as possible. Thanks
Thanks.
I haven't made any project from unreal to Davincie yet, but I definitely will keep this in mind when I do.
Great work, Jon. Course purchased!
This stuff is brilliant!
1st class content. 👌
++Thanks Jon
Thanks for this super tutorial! Would be amazing to have a tutorial on stencil layer compositing for fusion 😊
Coming soon!
Amazing, can't wait to see that one 🔥
Jon, I have a student that needs to deliver their UE5.3 animation in Rec709. I'm way more comfortable with animation and rigs than Color space. She's using nuke for comp, but I was wondering if there is any 'generic' input you might have to help. Thanks, B.