Great video! I just got my first Mocha Pro monthly subscription last week. I might consider buy lifetime license after that. How long can we use your code?
Damn thought that frequency separation technique was my little secret have been using it for years saved me many times good to see it out in the wilds +)
i am more interested in the compositing side, the blending of the tattoo. i wish i can get a more detailed tut. but all the same i learnt one or two steps.
In the future (starting with the next tutorial) I will be doing non scripted(non pre-written) longer an in depth tutorials/demos of my shots but only for my Patreon gold supporters. Cheers!
Can you explain a little bit more about that you talking on 7:50 please? So, did you used that Aztec image just as a mask for grade for colouring the skin, or you actually merged it on top? I see you have 2 Grade nodes, but can't get what each one is doing, can't see the script well. Trying to recreate same effect and your tutorial seems to have the best results on whole UA-cam
Hi Elizabeth, I added the tattoo to the back of my hand with a frequency separation workflow and two color corrections. I also added a link to a tutorial that covers this frequency separation workflow. You can find the link in the description of this video. It is very important to mask the color correction of with a luma mask if there are highlights going through your shot like in the case of this tutorial. You can see an overview of that part of the script at 7:34. Cheers!
Thanks for your tutorial so helpful. I am trying to create something similar just for testing Mocha but the the track doesn't work really well when I put the finger over the skin. What can I do? Cheers
Amjad z what you say is not true. At 7:25 minutes of the video I talk about that topic. This is “not” a step by step tutorial. If you want to learn how to use the spline warp node like I did in this project you can find tutorials about it online. Cheers!
7:11 I request you make a separate video about utilizing the alembic export data in Nuke. The other video you linked to does not cover projection in enough detail. This tutorial is incomplete, as it leaves one only with a tracked mesh, and with no further information on how to actually use it in Nuke
I do not doubt your sincerity. I just do not take any (requests) from my audience. I am however happy to give some advice if I am being asked nicely. The content I am producing is not meant for everyone and is not supposed to take you from A to Z. Doing step by step tutorials is not what I want to do. Cheers!
Yes, the same tracking result should be achievable with MochaPro for ae. I personally stopped using ae for any high end compositing work many years ago. But the most important factor is the artists and not the tool he or she is using. That is my point of view. There is a non-commercial and Indie version of Nuke if you want to try it out. ;-)
If you use the coupon code: LoveVFX on checkout you take 15% off the price of Mocha Pro. But make sure to buy the OFX version if you want to use it in Nuke! Cheers!
If there would not be an occlusion (finger) then yes. I have tried to comp this shot with the Smart Vector workflow. I could not get a descent track. The strength of the Power Mesh feature also lies in the way it can handle tracking through occlusions (if you mask them out of course!)
The awesome thing about Mocha Pro’s Power Mesh feature is that you can track such a shot in one go, without having the need to use multiple reference frames that you need to blend into each other.
![Image Frequency Separation in Nuke [Intermediate]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rM-a-6CACfI/mqdefault.jpg)
![Silhouette Essentials Comp - 05A PowerMesh and Mocha Pro [Boris FX compositing]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cBVsBcT1VDY/mqdefault.jpg)
Great video!
I could not have done it without your support! Thank you!!! :)
WOW, SUBSCRIBED!
Thank you!
Great video! I just got my first Mocha Pro monthly subscription last week. I might consider buy lifetime license after that. How long can we use your code?
Thank you!
I am not 100% sure but I think it should work this and possibly next year.
Cheers!
Wow, the shot looks flawless.Your touchups in Nuke really put it over the top. Well done.
Thank you Jay!
Damn thought that frequency separation technique was my little secret have been using it for years saved me many times good to see it out in the wilds +)
i am more interested in the compositing side, the blending of the tattoo. i wish i can get a more detailed tut. but all the same i learnt one or two steps.
In the future (starting with the next tutorial) I will be doing non scripted(non pre-written) longer an in depth tutorials/demos of my shots but only for my Patreon gold supporters.
Cheers!
Superb tut's that's much needed sir
Glad that I found this tutorial can it be done in after effects?
Yes! You could!
I just don’t not use AE anymore or
any other Adobe products.
@@LoveVFX wow! I'll give it a shot
Can you explain a little bit more about that you talking on 7:50 please? So, did you used that Aztec image just as a mask for grade for colouring the skin, or you actually merged it on top? I see you have 2 Grade nodes, but can't get what each one is doing, can't see the script well. Trying to recreate same effect and your tutorial seems to have the best results on whole UA-cam
Hi Elizabeth,
I added the tattoo to the back of my hand with a frequency separation workflow and two color corrections.
I also added a link to a tutorial that covers this frequency separation workflow. You can find the link in the description of this video.
It is very important to mask the color correction of with a luma mask if there are highlights going through your shot like in the case of this tutorial.
You can see an overview of that part of the script at 7:34.
Cheers!
Thanks for your tutorial so helpful. I am trying to create something similar just for testing Mocha but the the track doesn't work really well when I put the finger over the skin. What can I do? Cheers
Mask the occluding finger and track the clearly visible areas.
Cheers!
can you plzz explain lil bit advance how to rotate the tattoo and masking the index finger?
I don’t do step by step tutorials.
If you watch closely you can see exactly how I warped the tattoo with the spline warp node.
Cheers!
You did not show the most important thing, how you manage to edit it when your hand rotate..
Amjad z what you say is not true.
At 7:25 minutes of the video I talk about that topic.
This is “not” a step by step tutorial.
If you want to learn how to use the spline warp node like I did in this project you can find tutorials about it online.
Cheers!
7:11 I request you make a separate video about utilizing the alembic export data in Nuke. The other video you linked to does not cover projection in enough detail.
This tutorial is incomplete, as it leaves one only with a tracked mesh, and with no further information on how to actually use it in Nuke
Lol!
You request? Good one!
@@LoveVFX I was being sincere
I do not doubt your sincerity.
I just do not take any (requests) from my audience.
I am however happy to give some advice if I am being asked nicely.
The content I am producing is not meant for everyone and is not supposed to take you from A to Z.
Doing step by step tutorials is not what I want to do.
Cheers!
which version of mocha did you use?
Mocha Pro OFX 2021 v8.0.1
Is this possible on ae?
Yes, the same tracking result should be achievable with MochaPro for ae.
I personally stopped using ae for any high end compositing work many years ago.
But the most important factor is the artists and not the tool he or she is using. That is my point of view.
There is a non-commercial and Indie version of Nuke if you want to try it out. ;-)
how to install mocha pro in nuke? i have downloaded it....i just dont know how to install
You (buy) a Mocha Pro license (ofx/is cheaper and works inside Nuke), download the (legal) software, and launch the installer.
@@LoveVFX thank u so much
@@LoveVFX is there a free version of mocha?
If you use the coupon code: LoveVFX on checkout you take 15% off the price of Mocha Pro. But make sure to buy the OFX version if you want to use it in Nuke!
Cheers!
@@LoveVFX thanks man😁👍
Isn't this pretty easily doable builtin (using Smart Vectors)?
If there would not be an occlusion (finger) then yes.
I have tried to comp this shot with the Smart Vector workflow. I could not get a descent track. The strength of the Power Mesh feature also lies in the way it can handle tracking through occlusions (if you mask them out of course!)
I have yet to find one shot where I was able to do a complete track using one smart vector node only LOL.. but you are right its doable!!
The awesome thing about Mocha Pro’s Power Mesh feature is that you can track such a shot in one go,
without having the need to use multiple reference frames that you need to blend into each other.