Camera Matching 3D into Video - 3ds Max + After Effects

Camera Matching 3D into Video | 3ds Max + After Effects, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 54 lectures, based on 29 reviews, and has 244 subscribers.

You will learn about Complete up to date workflow! Use After Effects and 3ds Max 2022 to merge your 3d building into drone footage. How to prepare your drone footage You will 3d camera track 2d video footage Set up video in 3ds max viewport background Import a 3d building into 3ds Max Import Camera tracking data from After Effects into 3ds Max You will use the V-Ray Clipper Learn how to exclude certain parts of your model from the render You will add materials Match the lighting of the footage in 3d Add layers in the V-Ray Frame Buffer Render an animation Composite the animation into the 2d footage And so much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D Visualisation Artists or 3D Artists or Students and aspiring CGI artists or Photographers and designers or CGI Professionals or Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists or 3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max Users or New and experienced 3ds Max users who want to create photo realistic 3D renderings. It is particularly useful for 3D Visualisation Artists or 3D Artists or Students and aspiring CGI artists or Photographers and designers or CGI Professionals or Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists or 3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max Users or New and experienced 3ds Max users who want to create photo realistic 3D renderings.

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Summary

Title: Camera Matching 3D into Video | 3ds Max + After Effects

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 54

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 53

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Complete up to date workflow!

Use After Effects and 3ds Max 2022 to merge your 3d building into drone footage.

How to prepare your drone footage

You will 3d camera track 2d video footage

Set up video in 3ds max viewport background

Import a 3d building into 3ds Max

Import Camera tracking data from After Effects into 3ds Max

You will use the V-Ray Clipper

Learn how to exclude certain parts of your model from the render

You will add materials

Match the lighting of the footage in 3d

Add layers in the V-Ray Frame Buffer

Render an animation

Composite the animation into the 2d footage

And so much more!

Who Should Attend

3D Visualisation Artists

3D Artists

Students and aspiring CGI artists

Photographers and designers

CGI Professionals

Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists

3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max Users

New and experienced 3ds Max users who want to create photo realistic 3D renderings.

Target Audiences

3D Visualisation Artists

3D Artists

Students and aspiring CGI artists

Photographers and designers

CGI Professionals

Interior Designers, Architects, 3D Generalists

3D Visualization Artists, 3D Artists, 3Ds Max Users

New and experienced 3ds Max users who want to create photo realistic 3D renderings.

FULL UP TO DATE COURSE TAUGHT BY AN OFFICIAL V-RAY MENTOR.

Use 3ds Max to add renderings to your camera footage.

CGI workflow explained in an understandable teaching style by an Official V-Ray Mentor. Start creating photorealistic renders, build an amazing CGI portfolio and launch your career.

Create better images, get more clients, with less effort.

Who is it for?

Anybody who wants to be able to offer 3d animation merged with video footage. Regardless of previous experience, it will work for anybody that wants to create professional 3D renders.

How does it work?

You watch the videos, complete the exercises, and start building your skills. You can ask questions in the community group as well as post work and receive feedback.

Why does it exist?

I was where you are now. I was frustrated that there was nothing that showed how to create photorealistic images in an understandable way. This shows you how, step by step, it works, and 10,000 happy studentsagree.

The Promise of the Course

You will learn how to create a portfolio of photorealistic images using industry tools and workflows, with ongoing support that will build confidence, increase work quality and get clients.

Get the 3D CGI training you need.Learn 3D CGI from an expert with simple, hands-on training.

1 of only 28 Official V-Ray Mentor in the world and Autodesk University Speaker.

*Completely updated with the latest V-Ray 5 and 3ds Max 2022 updates*

UPDATE – & Introduction to 3ds Max added
Whilst the course is made to be as beginner-friendly as possible, a new section called Introduction to 3ds Max has been added. This is if you want to brush up on the basics before you begin, have been away from 3ds Max for a while, or are completely new. Just scroll down in the lectures until you see Introduction to 3ds Max. I hope this helps!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Camera Tracking

Lecture 1: Preparing the 2D Footage

Lecture 2: 3D Camera Tracking 2D Footage in Adobe After Effects

Lecture 3: Set up video in the 3ds Max viewport background

Lecture 4: Lighting

Chapter 2: Importing Models and 3D Camera Tracking into 3ds Max

Lecture 1: Importing Models to 3ds Max

Lecture 2: 3D Model into our Scene

Lecture 3: Importing 3D Camera Tracking from After Effects into 3ds Max

Chapter 3: Working in 3ds Max

Lecture 1: V-Ray Clipper

Lecture 2: Excluding sections of our model

Lecture 3: Materials in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Lighting

Lecture 5: Layers in V-Ray Frame Buffer

Chapter 4: Rendering

Lecture 1: Rendering Animation on your local machine

Lecture 2: Rendering on Chaos Cloud

Lecture 3: Compositing our footage in After Effects

Chapter 5: Animation in 3ds Max

Lecture 1: Animated People in 3ds Max with Populate

Lecture 2: Add Animated Cars to 3ds Max scenes

Lecture 3: Animating Objects in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Adding Text To Tracked Footage in Adobe After Effects

Chapter 6: Extra Lectures

Lecture 1: Bring 3D into Photography

Lecture 2: First Exterior Environment in 3ds Max with V-Ray and Chaos Cosmos

Lecture 3: 5 AWESOME 3ds Max Tools You Dont Use (But You Should!)

Lecture 4: 4 EXCELLENT V-Ray Frame Buffer Tools You Are Missing Out On

Lecture 5: Camera Mapping in 3ds Max

Lecture 6: Worn Edges In 3ds Max + V-Ray Curvature Map

Lecture 7: Learn Physics In 3 Minutes MassFX Tutorial

Lecture 8: Improve Your Realistic Interior Rendering

Lecture 9: 4 Quick Tips To Increase Photo Realism with 3ds Max and V-Ray

Lecture 10: What Should I Do To Become A Digital Artist?

Lecture 11: The Quickest Way to Edit Multiple Pivots on a 3ds Max Objects

Lecture 12: How To Animate ANY 3D Characters

Lecture 13: Boost Your 3D Art with These Must Have 3ds Max Plugins 2023

Lecture 14: UNLOCK The Hidden 3DS Max Toolbox You Should Be Using

Lecture 15: An Introduction to Generative Capabilities in Photoshop

Lecture 16: How To Create Augmented Reality

Lecture 17: AI Tools to Get Ahead of 99% of 3D Artists

Lecture 18: Using AI to Generate 3D Models

Chapter 7: Introduction To 3ds Max

Lecture 1: The 3ds Max Interface and Setup

Lecture 2: Create, Move, Rotate and Scale in 3ds Max

Lecture 3: Viewport Navigation in 3ds Max

Lecture 4: Setting Up Plans and Units in 3ds Max

Lecture 5: Naming, Changing Colours and Creating Groups in 3ds Max

Lecture 6: Adding Cameras and Using Safe Frames in 3ds Max

Lecture 7: Adding Lights in 3ds Max

Lecture 8: Camera Exposure and Light Shapes in 3ds Max

Lecture 9: Sun Light and Camera Exposure in 3ds Max

Lecture 10: Materials in 3ds Max

Lecture 11: UV Maps in 3ds Max

Lecture 12: Camera Focal Lengths

Lecture 13: Camera Types

Lecture 14: Animating Cameras

Lecture 15: Composition

Chapter 8: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Jake Denham BA, MA, Official V-Ray Mentor
Tutorial Creator at Chaos Corona + Official V-Ray Mentor

Luxury Visuals
Learn 3D

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5 stars: 21 votes

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