Doing some tests of LightCraft's JetSet app! This was a super effective process and I can't wait to see how it develops -- and I'm eager to try the Cine version as well!
Looks fantastic, but the monthly subscription requirement makes me cringe. Particularly at $20 pm, and even moreso in Blender, a free program with a marketplace full of add-ons under $100. I get everyone wants to ride the subscription train, it's a great way to make money. But this isn't Netflix, nor is it health insurance. A maintenance fee would have been more reasonable, especially when unreal engine is free.
Awesome job! Small size virtual environments are super interesting for this workflow. Hallways and things like that aren’t seen all the time with CG environments, so it’s interesting to think along those lines like you did here
i wonder if you could just offset the camera manually in blender and still use a proper camera with the iphone attached. Probably wont be a acurate as their paid version process, but might be good enough.
Did you rotoscope/key the footage outside of blender and then replace the plane in blender with the new footage before rendering? Or if not what did you do and why didnt you do it that way?
@@traderz13 You can either bring it back into Blender and swap out the footage in the plane, or comp them together afterward. Since it's all tracked perfectly, either way works. I opted to render out the background without the footage, then comp it together at the end. That way I could start the render while the roto was being done, to save some time. If I wanted shadows from the footage in the scene, I would need to swap it out with the plane that's in the shot and render them together.
I can't see the advantage of this application when recording is done on a green screen. We only see a key preview that doesn't look right on a small screen.
Two reasons: One is by seeing the preview, you can compose better shots because you can see what you're framing for (vs getting flat plates) and the other is the camera data it tracks -- which saves you from having to manually 3D track the shot. I put together another video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/v7rwtCCXrjw/v-deo.html
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Doing some tests of LightCraft's JetSet app! This was a super effective process and I can't wait to see how it develops -- and I'm eager to try the Cine version as well!
great but they don't have an app for andriod
i have never clicked a video so fast. i been trying to get an iphone JUST for this. i hate apple. but man this is worth it.
I had the same reaction when I first saw this app!
Looks fantastic, but the monthly subscription requirement makes me cringe. Particularly at $20 pm, and even moreso in Blender, a free program with a marketplace full of add-ons under $100. I get everyone wants to ride the subscription train, it's a great way to make money. But this isn't Netflix, nor is it health insurance. A maintenance fee would have been more reasonable, especially when unreal engine is free.
Awesome job! Small size virtual environments are super interesting for this workflow. Hallways and things like that aren’t seen all the time with CG environments, so it’s interesting to think along those lines like you did here
Thank you! Your video is what got me started the rabbit hole of using this app/software!
i wonder if you could just offset the camera manually in blender and still use a proper camera with the iphone attached. Probably wont be a acurate as their paid version process, but might be good enough.
Could be worth a try!
Did you rotoscope/key the footage outside of blender and then replace the plane in blender with the new footage before rendering? Or if not what did you do and why didnt you do it that way?
Yes the footage was keyed/rotoscoped separately!
@@AldenPeters1 and then that fixed footage was brought back to blender and used in the moving plane before rendering it all from blender?
@@traderz13 You can either bring it back into Blender and swap out the footage in the plane, or comp them together afterward. Since it's all tracked perfectly, either way works. I opted to render out the background without the footage, then comp it together at the end. That way I could start the render while the roto was being done, to save some time. If I wanted shadows from the footage in the scene, I would need to swap it out with the plane that's in the shot and render them together.
I can't see the advantage of this application when recording is done on a green screen. We only see a key preview that doesn't look right on a small screen.
Two reasons: One is by seeing the preview, you can compose better shots because you can see what you're framing for (vs getting flat plates) and the other is the camera data it tracks -- which saves you from having to manually 3D track the shot. I put together another video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/v7rwtCCXrjw/v-deo.html
Which iphone version is supported by this app?
I love u
Thanks for this video !
Gold !
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imagine they make a camera brand that you can install apps like this? to make it more even easier. :)
I would buy that so fast
@@AldenPeters1 iam sure one of the big camera companies will drope a model soon
I think 4gb usdc file is large to import
And user must need iPhone or Mac😅
Definitely need an iPhone and iCloud, but I have a PC and it worked!
Yo this is amazing!
Thank you! 🙏
Nice work brother
Thank you!