Natron Compositing, Keying and Rotoscoping using Natron

Natron – Compositing, Keying and Rotoscoping using Natron, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 73 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 6264 subscribers.

You will learn about This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Natron, this course will also demonstrate the user interface of Natron along with features & applications of Natron. This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Natron and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or Professionals It is particularly useful for Students or Professionals.

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Summary

Title: Natron – Compositing, Keying and Rotoscoping using Natron

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Natron, this course will also demonstrate the user interface of Natron along with features & applications of Natron.

This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Natron and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters.

Who Should Attend

Students

Professionals

Target Audiences

Students

Professionals

Through this course you will also learn the difference between node based composting and layer based composting and which has more usage. This course will help you to learn about the fundamentals of node-based compositing using Natron, this course will also demonstrate the user interface of Natron along with features & applications of Natron. This course will also help you to learn about how to import media supported in Natron and would also give you knowledge with working on the basic nodes and its parameters.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: About the Course

Lecture 2: Introduction to Node Based Compositing

Lecture 3: Features of Natron

Lecture 4: NATRON User Interface and Viewer Properties

Lecture 5: Importing Images

Lecture 6: Working with Layouts

Lecture 7: Working with Layouts

Lecture 8: Working with Layouts Continue

Lecture 9: Working with Nodes

Lecture 10: Importing Videos

Lecture 11: Properties of Selective Nodes

Lecture 12: Properties of Selective Nodes

Chapter 2: Compositing and Keying

Lecture 1: Displaying Single Channels and Toggle View

Lecture 2: Proxy Mode

Lecture 3: Gain and Gamma

Lecture 4: Timeline Parameters

Lecture 5: Superimposing Alpha Image to RGB

Lecture 6: Superimposing Alpha Image to RGB Continue

Lecture 7: Concept of Keying

Lecture 8: Applying Chroma Key

Lecture 9: Filename-Merging FG with BG

Lecture 10: Keying Out a Human Character

Lecture 11: Using Despill

Lecture 12: Compositing the Character with a BG

Lecture 13: Keying a Single Frame Into Motion

Lecture 14: Keying Single Frame Into Motion Continues

Lecture 15: Using Masks in Keying

Lecture 16: Working on Key Gain

Lecture 17: Adding Elements

Lecture 18: Blending Merge Nod

Lecture 19: Keying the Glass of a Car

Lecture 20: Keying Out Girl Hair

Lecture 21: Keying Out Girl Hair Continues

Lecture 22: Compositing Layout and Keying Course Summary

Chapter 3: Rotoscoping

Lecture 1: Fundamentals of Rotoscopying

Lecture 2: Rotoscopying through Ellipse Tool

Lecture 3: Drawing with Bezier Tools

Lecture 4: Equalizing CC of the Extracted Portion

Lecture 5: Understanding Motion Blur

Lecture 6: More on Motion Blur

Lecture 7: Animating Motion Blur Control Points

Lecture 8: Animating Motion Blur Control Points Continues

Lecture 9: Adding Extra Bezier to the Same Roto Node

Lecture 10: Compositing Extracted Object with BG

Lecture 11: Importing TIFF Image Sequence

Lecture 12: Analyzing Shapes

Lecture 13: Analyzing Shapes Continue

Lecture 14: Drawing the Upper Body Shapes

Lecture 15: Drawing the Lower Body Shapes

Lecture 16: Animating Cap and Face Shapes

Lecture 17: Animating End Frames of Cap and Face

Lecture 18: Animating Torsoe

Lecture 19: Working with Curve Editor

Lecture 20: Working with Curve Editor Continues

Lecture 21: Animating Hands

Lecture 22: Animating Left Leg

Lecture 23: Animating Left Leg Continues

Lecture 24: Adjusting Tangets of the Right Leg

Lecture 25: Animating Right Leg From 77-90 Frames

Lecture 26: Animating Right Leg

Chapter 4: Paint and Filters

Lecture 1: Introduction to Paint and Filters in Natron

Lecture 2: Using the Roto Paint Node

Lecture 3: Cloning Pixels

Lecture 4: Creating Multiple Clones

Lecture 5: More on Creating Multiple

Lecture 6: Creating Clean Plate

Lecture 7: Creating Clean Plate Continues

Lecture 8: Compositing Clean Plate

Lecture 9: Analyzing the Camera Movement

Lecture 10: Tracking and Troubleshooting

Lecture 11: Cloning Pixel and Changing Lifetime to End

Lecture 12: Exporting Track and Connecting with Paint

Lecture 13: Painting the Second Area in Same Footage

Instructors

Data Training Campus
A School for Data and Design Professionals

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