Blender for VFX – Learn to add realistic CGI into footage

Blender for VFX – Learn to add realistic CGI into footage, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 44 lectures, based on 265 reviews, and has 2381 subscribers.

You will learn about Matchmove the real camera motion using Blender Match the lighting in a background video Model a spaceship UV unwrap a spaceship Create complex shading networks for realistic shading Paint textures in Blender Use the sculpting features in Blender This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to create realistic visual effects in Blender or Anyone who wants to learn to track or matchmove camera in Blender It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to create realistic visual effects in Blender or Anyone who wants to learn to track or matchmove camera in Blender.

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Summary

Title: Blender for VFX – Learn to add realistic CGI into footage

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Matchmove the real camera motion using Blender
Match the lighting in a background video
Model a spaceship
UV unwrap a spaceship
Create complex shading networks for realistic shading
Paint textures in Blender
Use the sculpting features in Blender

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to create realistic visual effects in Blender
Anyone who wants to learn to track or matchmove camera in Blender

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to create realistic visual effects in Blender
Anyone who wants to learn to track or matchmove camera in Blender

In this course you will create a model of a crashed spaceship and integrate it into background video footage all using Blender!�

Blender is an amazing and powerful piece of software which is FREE. You can use it to create commercial work and for your own freelance work.�

You will start by using Blenders built in camera tracker to match the movement of the real camera. You will then use Blender to create the model and UV unwrap it so you can paint textures on the spaceship. Using Blenders excellent built in renderer called Cycles, you will create realistic lighting and shaders. Finally you will apply the final look using Blenders built in compositor!

This course is for anyone who wants to learn about creating realistic images in Blender. Its also great for 3d artists who want to know more about Blender and what it can do.�

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Camera tracking the shot

Lecture 1: Importing video and exporting an image sequence

Lecture 2: Start tracking by adding your first track

Lecture 3: Add more tracks and solve the camera

Lecture 4: Improve the solve by adjusting keyframes

Lecture 5: Line up the scene and ground model

Lecture 6: Add more tracks and create the ground plane

Chapter 2: Modeling the ship and UV unwrap

Lecture 1: Setup background reference images

Lecture 2: Block out the engines and lasers

Lecture 3: Block out the basic shape of the ship body

Lecture 4: Block out the cockpit

Lecture 5: Add details to the lasers

Lecture 6: Add detail to the laser tips

Lecture 7: Add detail to the cockpit

Lecture 8: Add details to the engines

Lecture 9: Add nose detail

Lecture 10: Add details to the wings

Lecture 11: Finishing the model and clean up

Lecture 12: UV unwrap the cockpit

Lecture 13: UV unwrap the body

Lecture 14: UV unwrap the lasers

Lecture 15: UV unwrap the engines

Chapter 3: Layout

Lecture 1: Line up model with the camera track

Lecture 2: Check the track and layout with a preview

Chapter 4: Lighting and look development

Lecture 1: Setup lighting usings Cycles renderer

Lecture 2: Sculpt ground

Lecture 3: Create a camera map shader

Lecture 4: Enable the node wrangler add-on

Lecture 5: Paint a mask for the transparency of the ground

Lecture 6: Create a shader and dirt texture

Lecture 7: Add noise texture to the dirt base

Lecture 8: Add detail to the ground texture using noise

Lecture 9: Paint the blue sections of the wings

Lecture 10: Paint blue blue sections to the lasers and engines

Lecture 11: Create the cockpit glass shader

Lecture 12: Paint sand areas using a stencil texture

Lecture 13: Add the sand texture to the body shader

Lecture 14: Add sand texture to the engine and laser shader

Lecture 15: Introduction to the Principled BSDF shader

Lecture 16: Add specular textures to all shaders

Lecture 17: Sculpt damage to the spaceship

Chapter 5: Rendering and Compositing

Lecture 1: Setup renderlayers

Lecture 2: Input the render settings

Lecture 3: Setup color management and compositor

Lecture 4: Look at your final render

Instructors

Bhaumik Patel
Experienced 3d artist and instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 6 votes
3 stars: 26 votes
4 stars: 96 votes
5 stars: 134 votes

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