#tracking2

[matthawker]

Here’s the almost finished version of 1 of the shots, I need to speak to tom about a few areas like the tv.

[i-am-crazy-for-she]

─ “¿Crees que fui una mala mamá?”

─ “Claro, te moriste.”

[emrywilliams-blog1]

This is the final result of my work. I’m really happy with how it turned out. I know there's definitely a lot of room for improvement like the colour grade on the 3D object could be tweaked as I do look a bit cartoonish but overall, I think the reflections are working nicely and the light seems to be reflecting correctly. the track is smooth and the slight movement I’ve added in has given the artifact a more alien feeling which I like.

[emrywilliams-blog1]

This is my Nuke script. I really enjoyed using Nuke to track and comp this project. The camera tracker within nuke is very effective and using a hdri was so simple once I did a bit of research. I didn't like how the phong node worked I found it quite limiting but I'm sure if I had researched a bit more there would be a lot more I could do. I really think you should be able to use the material from cinema 4d in Nuke but I'm not sure if that’s possible.

[emrywilliams-blog1]

I used this video to learn how to make a hdri

[emrywilliams-blog1]

After Effects Trouble

For some reason, although the track within after-effects were perfect when I exported it to cinema 4D, the track bounces all over the place so I’ve decided to export the model as an FBX file and use Nuke to composite it.

[emrywilliams-blog1]

Me and my girlfriend went on holiday to Gran Canaria and I thought this would be a prime opportunity to film in an interesting location.  I was happy with the shot the handheld movements would make for an interesting track and the composition was nice.

[emrywilliams-blog1]

this is the image that gave me the inspiration.