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How To Composite Rain VFX In After Effects | Adobe After Effects Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- Looking for professional-quality footage to practice this technique? Explore the ActionVFX Practice Footage Library: actionvfx.com/... In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a rain scene in After Effects using ActionVFX Rain collections. We will learn how to create water puddles, sky replacement, and of course, create a rainy scene. This is Part 1 of the full tutorial, with the second part coming next week.
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Rain On Glass:
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Rain Drops on Ground:
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Storm Clouds:
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Set Up
01:04 Sky Replacement
03:16 Storm Cloud
04:30 Wind
05:50 Wet Ground
06:45 Water Puddles
11:01 Reflection
13:00 Rain
16:19 Outro
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Perfect, just released some days before I was searching for it :D have to say the quality of this blows away the other tutorials I found. Looks pretty real!
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I think the Rain looks Real Enough, The only catch with the scene is the trees in the Background are perfectly still. At least to me the Limbs should swat some. But As I said the Rain looks awesome and the guy with the Umbrella is great too!
My God, how incredibly complicated!
Amazing
Thank you!
That should take me 10 years to do. I'll go with a cloudy day.
Amazing..
Thank you!
Gee, this one is advanced. Can`t guess, if my PC could handle this.
Fantastic
Wow this is amazing! Thanks for the tutorial.
Can you also make a tutorial for Rain on a still image of a Person (closeup) without the umbrella? Thanks 🙌
It would be nice if you could include the photograph you began with so we could try this out using the same image.
Love it!
Thanks!
super
The main issue is that After Effects is not the right software for this kind of compositing work and here it shows all its limitations. Hat off to the person who did this demo, but a node compositor like Autodesk Flame or Nuke would have gotten a better result in a much more elegant way.
Thank you for the feedback! We used After Effects because it is the most commonly used software by our audience!
IF ONLY THIS WAS DEMONSTRATED USING DAVINCI RESOLVE. Groan.
You should be able to do it in resolve if you are familiar with resolve tools
@@BadejoOlatuiyi I am. Doesn't help.
I watched the movie The Woman in the Window these days, and I was ashamed of the rain effect in one of the scenes.
It's cool but I don't use Adobe After Effects or any Adobe product!
What do you use then Nuke ?
you do amazing sir but you are going to much fast fast not understand because you are hide important information regarding this tutorials thanks vesting time
Anyone else having video problems around 3:20 on?
Edit: Nevermind
Can you explain what you're seeing?
@@ActionVFXofficial It's gone now. Must have been something wrong with my browsing session.
Give something free
Too confusing and complicated I didn't bother to finish your video you should try to ( simplify ) it
There is nothing confusing or complicated about this tutorial. It's well explained and easy to follow. Making realistic scenes just can't be done in a few simple steps (as you can see in your own videos). Maybe you should get better 😉