Good people helped me to realise silly mistake I made in Fusion. Instead of adding Gamut after every node, add it only once after all merge nodes. That way everything will be linear. What I did in the video is sRGB compositing, which is alright but looses the whole point of linear workflow 😂 thank you to those who pointed it out 👊🏻 PROPER LINEAR WORKFLOW: ua-cam.com/video/trd47m1pqwc/v-deo.html
Andrey Lebrov I’m not sure I understand what you mean by this. Does this mean the order should be loader node, merge, gamut. And gamut after every single merge node or just 1 gamut?
Just discovered your channel , going to binge watch your videos to attempt to teach myself c4d and improve my music videos. Keep making videos! Based off the quality of your videos and the information you're passing on you have huge potential to amass a large following :)
I normal don't comment on videos but I just want to say " you are so inspirational!" I wish I had the money to donate to you for just taking your time to explain your workflow but I hope my subscription to your channel is enough for now... You are truly amazing and I can't wait for my skill level to rival yours some day! I also wanted to thank you for the video you made about (How to LEARN CG & VFX) because you taught me that I'm a generalist and now I know my direction. So again, Andrey, Thank you for the knowledge and inspiration!!!
I hope you can keep your tutorials coming and free. These are the best in all of the land, I wish you much success on your UA-cam because you deserve it.
This guy is fucking premium . I would pay any money just to get the knowledge he hosts inside his head . He has portrayed himself to be so expensive that his videos are rich in that quality which others lack
Awesome video! I love how thorough yet concise and straight to the point your tutorials are. Keep up the great work mate and thank you for bringing us all this amazing knowledge!
As Always Amazing Tutorial and Thank you so much for making tutorials ! I found out your channel like a month ago and before that i was searching everywhere for compositing, 3d Models, VFX, Cinema 4d, Passes but cannot find anywhere. nobody was sharing this much dept of information that you are doing. then i found out your channel and boy-o-boy this is the exactly channel that i needed and was searching from a year ! Again Thank you so much for the tutorials and keep doing work like this ! Sorry for the long message !
Damn this guy is a genius! I've learnt alot about passes in just 2 of your videos than I ever did from all my university professors in the last 3 goddamn years!
Thumbs up power 100 my boiii, you are one of a few since a long time that do octane multipasses tut and its too priceless not to tell you that when you accelerate your video and/or skip some area of the process (fusion/photoshop parts), that light speed pace might be too fast for beginners out here. i see it's relatively simple but for learning it's not ideal :) I know maybe you don't want to do hour long tut but just watch the Eyedesign channel they do great long tuts at a controled fast pace. Anyway thank you so much for what you do !!!
Hi mate. Thank you very much for your feedback, I’ll take it into account. I speed up only the parts between myself talking, whatever I’m talking about is visually supported. Usually 😆 but your point makes sense. Cheers! 👊🏻
While watching this video I was constantly thinking, if there`s anything at all that you can`t create? :-) You have a great way of teaching, but also know how to entertain a viewer and that`s very rare. Thanks and best regards!
This is basically my favorite tutorials channel, These videos are so entertaining and i learn more stuffs from these 20 mins videos than i do from whole playlists, and whenever i have a questions like:"Why is he using this?" you answer before i even finish my sentence x) Keep up the great work man, I can already see this channel with 100k subscribers!
I’m glad I found this video, I’ve been struggling on learning compositing for c4d. Since there is no much info about this kind of topics online, you just save my ass, now I know 2 things. Need to buy octane and keep working. Thank you
You are Guru of vfx compositing and your way of making tutorial makes it easy to understand. I can definitely say your tutorial are best and top notch in UA-cam community. You deserve 17 million subscribers not Logan paul or some shitty UA-cam. Love from India 🇮🇳
DUDE you are a Genius in regards to this art and you have applied it to your channel as well. You have a serious niche here love your passion man,love your knowledge,love your expertise. Wow, Seriously!!!!!
its almost a routine now b4 i edit videos i just come to watch your stuff to get me hyped and focus me and keep my mind open....like u say dont sit around doing nothing....do something
I am a fan of ur works..I download ur every video....Ur every video is unique....Million thanks would be less...Keep making inspirational videos Like till now Always...
I always learn lots of stuff by checking your channel every time, thank you for sharing everything, especially your precious time and effort. Have a nice day, Sir. SALUTE!
I freaking love watching your videos, and I use to tinker around a lot in Cinema 4D myself. I could never figure out how to make 3D look more realistic with my in real life footage, and even after watching this video. I'm still very confused, but I really enjoy watching your videos. I literally just watch them to see what I'm getting myself into, so I haven't reapplied what I've learned yet. Once I get around to actually doing what I've seen in your videos and tinkering around with the settings to see what all this stuff does. I hope to be able to accomplish the effect one day. I just got my new PC which I'll be doing a video for soon. It's a SnowBlind build so no I didn't build it myself, but I'm very happy with the specs and speed especially from living in the Apple ecosystem for the last 8 years. Wish I made the switch sooner, but I was so comfortable with Apple I just couldn't until now. And it's a bit of a change so I'm still trying to get use to it. My Specs: Intel i7 8700k, Nvidia GTX 1070 Ti, 512gb ssd+120gb ssd+1TB hard-drive, and 16gb of ram (going to upgrade it to 32gb in the future). A big upgrade from a MacBook Pro running Intel i5 @2.6GHz, 8gb of ram, intel graphics, and 256gb ssd...days of rendering 3D stuff and I actually melted my first MacBook Pro because of this. I guess what I'm saying is I'll have more questions once I start diving into this. I've never heard of Octane until I found your channel and all of this terminology is gonna be a huge learning curve. It'd be awesome if you could make a playlist of you teaching how to do things in the order you work with a simulated project you made up while providing us project files to follow along with! Hopefully that made sense. :)
I've been using motion vfx work in my work for many years and this is the best video explaining compositing. Thanks for this breakdown! Learned new things from watching this! #FRNCSCO
This video should be mandatory for every person who want learn compositing. I mean google should put it on the top or when you press the button "I feel lucky" :D
Very nice. Glad to get some clarification regarding Octane Passes. Look forward to seeing your machine build break down as I'm in the process of buying parts for a new build. GPU's are proving a little hard to come by at the moment though but want to go custom water cooled and a bit scared!
По Фьюжну: 1. для разложения EXRов используй HosSplitEXR скрипт. 2. Гамут необходимо использовать в самом конце ветки (и то только для вывода в sRGB, например), а всю работу проводить в линейном пространстве с включенным sRGB лутом во вьевере, т.к. вся математика Фьюжна работает в линейке.
very underrated channel, I only wished Andrey worked more with free resources such as blender and the like so that the majority of us could follow along. However, The amount of details in his work is astonishing!
Mostly Digital Nothing wrong. I use both but I prefer to work with Fusion. And I also think it's cool when people make good content using non-popular software.
Love your videos man, you're really standing out from the other tutorials, and then i mean also other great tutorials, you're tackling some serious subjects here. Really like how you take time apart to just talk about the subject and explain, only thing that is slightly distracting me from your explanation is that, i'm noticing you're trying to keep your hands in the frame, which i guess is good, but then it feels like you always need to do something with your hands, to support your explanation with gestures or something which is good, but maybe not all the time, so you're hands are moving alot and in the middle of the shot aswell, so maybe you can just increase your shot width to where you can lean your hands on the desk and still have em in shot, but the focus in your upper body, and whenever necessary bring em in for gestural support when necessary? idk just something that i'm noticing through your videos, but they have been very very helpfull, barely anyone tackling these type of 3D vfx subjects that thoroughly
Hi Andrey very simple to understand, your explanations are very good, everyone can understand it, I'm Maya user but I'm considering start to test cinema 4d, the reason is stability, my question is can you to do a video to show us how to drive the render layers and matte objects to use in composition, in the case of use Octane and Cinema 4D?
Короче даже не досмотрев до конца твой/мой первый урок по октану - понял что буду переходить на него, у него даже настройки рендера намного проще и понятней чем у физического))
I don't know anything about C4D, but just love to watch your intros :D The details you put in your work is astonishing!
Jordy... CATCH!
True shit Cinecom ,
yo cinecom big fan
i think so
Copycat Friday
Good people helped me to realise silly mistake I made in Fusion. Instead of adding Gamut after every node, add it only once after all merge nodes. That way everything will be linear. What I did in the video is sRGB compositing, which is alright but looses the whole point of linear workflow 😂 thank you to those who pointed it out 👊🏻
PROPER LINEAR WORKFLOW: ua-cam.com/video/trd47m1pqwc/v-deo.html
This would affect all non-linear assets in your scene too which would start appear incorrectly, wouldn’t it? 😊
Andrey Lebrov I’m not sure I understand what you mean by this. Does this mean the order should be loader node, merge, gamut. And gamut after every single merge node or just 1 gamut?
Just 1 gamut in the end of the chain, before saver
You are the best man! Thx! Спасибо!
you are underrated bro why?
content deserves millions of subs
Thanks mate 😆 I just started
Andrey Lebrov 😀ohh
Just discovered your channel , going to binge watch your videos to attempt to teach myself c4d and improve my music videos. Keep making videos! Based off the quality of your videos and the information you're passing on you have huge potential to amass a large following :)
Thank you for your encouraging words mate!
3 years later now look at you!
I really like how straightforward and informative you make these tutorials, great job as always!
Man. Thats the video I searched for a long time, I couldnt find a video like this on youtube! You are perfect man!!!!
I normal don't comment on videos but I just want to say " you are so inspirational!" I wish I had the money to donate to you for just taking your time to explain your workflow but I hope my subscription to your channel is enough for now... You are truly amazing and I can't wait for my skill level to rival yours some day! I also wanted to thank you for the video you made about (How to LEARN CG & VFX) because you taught me that I'm a generalist and now I know my direction. So again, Andrey, Thank you for the knowledge and inspiration!!!
Whenever I feel down or I lose my motivation to continue practicing, this is the first place I visit. Huge fan of your work! 🤙🏻
I hope you can keep your tutorials coming and free. These are the best in all of the land, I wish you much success on your UA-cam because you deserve it.
This guy is fucking premium . I would pay any money just to get the knowledge he hosts inside his head . He has portrayed himself to be so expensive that his videos are rich in that quality which others lack
Thank you so much :) Happy to know you like it
Amazing work Andrey and your sense of humour crack me up every time. Most advanced C4d/Octane insight I've found to date. Thank you!
You are a real professional in CGI compositing. Well done Andrey. Keep tutoring.
Awesome video! I love how thorough yet concise and straight to the point your tutorials are. Keep up the great work mate and thank you for bringing us all this amazing knowledge!
You make it all seem so effortless. Just getting stuck into compositing and wow. HUGE field. Thanks for the great explanations. Keep em coming.
Can't thank you enough Andrey. These videos are an incredible source for learning. Thank you for sharing your detailed knowledge.
Everytime i search about octane you came up at the top. Thank you!
Seriously Andrey, the quality of your channel is mind blowing. Thanks again for the great content.
Happy to read this. Thanks mate!
You're the best Andrey! This is a proper modern tutorial both practical and theoretical. Keep up the good work!
As Always Amazing Tutorial and Thank you so much for making tutorials ! I found out your channel like a month ago and before that i was searching everywhere for compositing, 3d Models, VFX, Cinema 4d, Passes but cannot find anywhere. nobody was sharing this much dept of information that you are doing. then i found out your channel and boy-o-boy this is the exactly channel that i needed and was searching from a year ! Again Thank you so much for the tutorials and keep doing work like this ! Sorry for the long message !
Thank you mate. The highest appraisal is to read my stuff is helpful 😎
Damn this guy is a genius! I've learnt alot about passes in just 2 of your videos than I ever did from all my university professors in the last 3 goddamn years!
Thumbs up power 100 my boiii, you are one of a few since a long time that do octane multipasses tut and its too priceless not to tell you that when you accelerate your video and/or skip some area of the process (fusion/photoshop parts), that light speed pace might be too fast for beginners out here. i see it's relatively simple but for learning it's not ideal :) I know maybe you don't want to do hour long tut but just watch the Eyedesign channel they do great long tuts at a controled fast pace. Anyway thank you so much for what you do !!!
Hi mate. Thank you very much for your feedback, I’ll take it into account. I speed up only the parts between myself talking, whatever I’m talking about is visually supported. Usually 😆 but your point makes sense. Cheers! 👊🏻
While watching this video I was constantly thinking, if there`s anything at all that you can`t create? :-) You have a great way of teaching, but also know how to entertain a viewer and that`s very rare. Thanks and best regards!
This is basically my favorite tutorials channel, These videos are so entertaining and i learn more stuffs from these 20 mins videos than i do from whole playlists, and whenever i have a questions like:"Why is he using this?" you answer before i even finish my sentence x) Keep up the great work man, I can already see this channel with 100k subscribers!
Thank you mate! Your support means a ton 😏👊🏻
I’m glad I found this video, I’ve been struggling on learning compositing for c4d. Since there is no much info about this kind of topics online, you just save my ass, now I know 2 things. Need to buy octane and keep working. Thank you
Best tutorial i have seen about passes in octane. Good job!
You are the best tutorial channel I'm following. Thanks. Much love and respect.
You are Guru of vfx compositing and your way of making tutorial makes it easy to understand. I can definitely say your tutorial are best and top notch in UA-cam community. You deserve 17 million subscribers not Logan paul or some shitty UA-cam. Love from India 🇮🇳
😂 haha. Well Logan Paul is entertainer, two different sectors. Thank you mate 😌
DUDE you are a Genius in regards to this art and you have applied it to your channel as well. You have a serious niche here love your passion man,love your knowledge,love your expertise. Wow, Seriously!!!!!
another flawless video, on a side note your studio is goalsss
That was pretty awesome ! Thank you for the time and effort in carefully explaining Octane's compositing process.
Wow! Very entertaining and professional tutorial. Best cinema 4d/ octane/ fusion tutorials on youtube!
I came from China. I'm your fan, thanks for your tutorial! Very impressive!
its almost a routine now b4 i edit videos i just come to watch your stuff to get me hyped and focus me and keep my mind open....like u say dont sit around doing nothing....do something
Haha, happy to know that mate ;)
Woah, that start umbrella scene is awesome!
Your channel is one of the best youtueb channels i ever saw. Really nice man.
I am a fan of ur works..I download ur every video....Ur every video is unique....Million thanks would be less...Keep making inspirational videos Like till now Always...
I always learn lots of stuff by checking your channel every time, thank you for sharing everything, especially your precious time and effort. Have a nice day, Sir. SALUTE!
Dude your tutorials are on point man. I am really enjoying all the quality information you are providing. Thanks again.
I freaking love watching your videos, and I use to tinker around a lot in Cinema 4D myself. I could never figure out how to make 3D look more realistic with my in real life footage, and even after watching this video. I'm still very confused, but I really enjoy watching your videos. I literally just watch them to see what I'm getting myself into, so I haven't reapplied what I've learned yet. Once I get around to actually doing what I've seen in your videos and tinkering around with the settings to see what all this stuff does. I hope to be able to accomplish the effect one day.
I just got my new PC which I'll be doing a video for soon. It's a SnowBlind build so no I didn't build it myself, but I'm very happy with the specs and speed especially from living in the Apple ecosystem for the last 8 years. Wish I made the switch sooner, but I was so comfortable with Apple I just couldn't until now. And it's a bit of a change so I'm still trying to get use to it.
My Specs: Intel i7 8700k, Nvidia GTX 1070 Ti, 512gb ssd+120gb ssd+1TB hard-drive, and 16gb of ram (going to upgrade it to 32gb in the future). A big upgrade from a MacBook Pro running Intel i5 @2.6GHz, 8gb of ram, intel graphics, and 256gb ssd...days of rendering 3D stuff and I actually melted my first MacBook Pro because of this.
I guess what I'm saying is I'll have more questions once I start diving into this. I've never heard of Octane until I found your channel and all of this terminology is gonna be a huge learning curve. It'd be awesome if you could make a playlist of you teaching how to do things in the order you work with a simulated project you made up while providing us project files to follow along with! Hopefully that made sense. :)
I came back to watch this opening intro every day! hope one day you can record the tutorial of this intro,
that work just too amazing!
your content is amazing bro, you are gonna blow up, congrats really!
I Loove your videos, very well made and fantastic infos as i begin in Octane. Nicely done Andrey !
This channel is just gold mine. Thanks for the effort, really helpful stuff, too bad this video came out 2 months late lol
Thanks so much for doing tutorials no one else is! We need more of that :D
I've been using motion vfx work in my work for many years and this is the best video explaining compositing. Thanks for this breakdown! Learned new things from watching this! #FRNCSCO
This video should be mandatory for every person who want learn compositing. I mean google should put it on the top or when you press the button "I feel lucky" :D
Damn I was expecting a real good video on octane passes for so lonnnnnng. Thanks bruh !
Great tutorial! Love the depth of your videos
Really really love your tutorials and ur videos. Too awesome. from hk viewer.
Just remember me Andrey when you hit 1M subscribers 😂 i was here since the beginning ! Awesome video as always! Keep doin' what you do! 💪
Крутая идея и ДОСТОЙНОЕ её исполнение. Молодчина Андрей.
Your content quality is just on point... Amazing tutorial , would love to see a lot more of them
Very nice. Glad to get some clarification regarding Octane Passes. Look forward to seeing your machine build break down as I'm in the process of buying parts for a new build. GPU's are proving a little hard to come by at the moment though but want to go custom water cooled and a bit scared!
The best tutorials ever!!!!
I'm glad you are making these videos!
Great man you solved my lots of of problem in octane .thank you so much for a great tutorial
Very good work! All was very detailed until finish! Hope to see more! :) Just let you know MaxToC4D v4 now supports Octane too!
Hugely underrated channel.
Absolutely LOVE your work! 🙌🙌
Beautiful scene , good explanaiton , awsome work station !
i love u man The way of your explanation is very beautiful
Оп, новый подгон. Спасибо, лайк моментально
Awesome video, u have best Octane tutorials
finally an advanced channel ffs thanks a lot
Very Good info. Hope to see more great tutorials from you. Thank You :)
Thanks mate. I’ll aim to produce more content ;)
По Фьюжну: 1. для разложения EXRов используй HosSplitEXR скрипт. 2. Гамут необходимо использовать в самом конце ветки (и то только для вывода в sRGB, например), а всю работу проводить в линейном пространстве с включенным sRGB лутом во вьевере, т.к. вся математика Фьюжна работает в линейке.
Man it is sooooo cool what you do!
You are the best man keep em coming please.
Очень крутой туториал!!! Смотрю и узнаю много нового. Спасибо тебе бро.
как всегда круто! большое спасибо, что делитесь своими знаниями 🙌🏻
Yuppppp I just subbed!! Great teacher of animation
always helpful Andrey, MVP
You Sir are a 3D Hero !!
Very good. All the best with your channel.
Untouchable as usual, but those poor fireflies in captivity :-D
Greenpeace is on me now... 😄
As usual I'm press like before watching the video
Андрюха, ты очень крутой, спасибо за этот ламповый канал, очень качественный подход к созданию уроков. Всегда плюсую еще до нажатия на Play :)
Спасибо за поддержку 😌👌🏼
very underrated channel, I only wished Andrey worked more with free resources such as blender and the like so that the majority of us could follow along. However, The amount of details in his work is astonishing!
If you were smart you would understand getting software for free isn't hard at all.
Itz_Goldfish XD
:P
Thank you so much for your tutorials..
They have been very helpful!...GOD BLESS YOU INDEED
Your tutorial boost and inspire me.
Always a good information! Thanks Again!
DAMNNNN SO COOL ANDREY!!!
Great vids man
These passes seem like texture maps of textures and substances 😃
Superb video! Thanks so much for this.
Благодарен за твою работу, рад что наткнулся на твой канал. 👍
Great as always. I think it's so cool that you use Fusion instead AE or other standard pop softwares. Nice opening CGI compositing btw.
Mostly Digital Nothing wrong. I use both but I prefer to work with Fusion. And I also think it's cool when people make good content using non-popular software.
Thanks man, keep up the good work!
Wowow, man I just love your work! man.... your logo reavel super cool.....
Love your videos man, you're really standing out from the other tutorials, and then i mean also other great tutorials, you're tackling some serious subjects here.
Really like how you take time apart to just talk about the subject and explain, only thing that is slightly distracting me from your explanation is that, i'm noticing you're trying to keep your hands in the frame, which i guess is good, but then it feels like you always need to do something with your hands, to support your explanation with gestures or something which is good, but maybe not all the time, so you're hands are moving alot and in the middle of the shot aswell, so maybe you can just increase your shot width to where you can lean your hands on the desk and still have em in shot, but the focus in your upper body, and whenever necessary bring em in for gestural support when necessary? idk just something that i'm noticing through your videos, but they have been very very helpfull, barely anyone tackling these type of 3D vfx subjects that thoroughly
Awesome work dude
Great tutorial bro! Comprehensive and educative!!! Please do one about Octane 4 Denoiser Beauty
Great presentation, thanks mate.
Wireframe pass is often useful to debug tessellation errors
Hi Andrey very simple to understand, your explanations are very good, everyone can understand it, I'm Maya user but I'm considering start to test cinema 4d, the reason is stability, my question is can you to do a video to show us how to drive the render layers and matte objects to use in composition, in the case of use Octane and Cinema 4D?
Thanks bro, what a great explanation!!!
Awesome video! Amasing job! Tanks!
Awesome, loved it and the info.
Короче даже не досмотрев до конца твой/мой первый урок по октану - понял что буду переходить на него, у него даже настройки рендера намного проще и понятней чем у физического))
Thanks for this Andrey!