Introduction to Compositing in Blender

I was always confused about composting thanks to you not anymore < 3

EXCELLENT VIDEO
also cause u sound like Obi-Wan Kenobi:)

“i sometimes like to go with what’s nice, rather than what’s correct. i mean, uh, when it comes to compositing… not in real life, of course,” (clears throat) “uh, so…” : masterful subtlety of implication with emphasis. fr i lol’d. this level of comedic class can’t be taught and Martin exemplifies it seamlessly. also this is a super comprehensive vid that is demystifying a lot of the compositing process for me, a novice/intermediate Blender user using lots of open source apps for independent sketch comedy musical and atmospheric weirdness

wouldn't be easier and faster to just composite the different layers of the scene in After Effects?

Job done 👍🏾

FINALLY a video that has everything I wanted to know in a single, well explained video. Thank you!

hi, thanks for the tutorial, although i faced a problem when i check the denoising data box in the passes tab it doesn't want to update in the render layers in compositing, i need help please, because i couldn't find a solution for it. although it works fine in new blender project it can be updated but in my current one it doesn't want to.

thanks

Hello! Great tutorial! But i have a question. Why worry about denoising a render layer in compositing when you can select the 'denoise' checkbox for the render?

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Thanks for the input. Great job. You have my like Greetings

...or you can just export it in EXR like all normal people do, without this hyper convoluted compositor nodes trickery

I can't afford the course 😭 any chance for a discount any time soon?

Thank you So much. Just wondering why there is need to make so many folders and things when you could just do it all at once?

thanks

Wow your course looks like it would have been perfect for me a week ago. I'm suffering through drive space and graphic card issues trying to the Kitbash3D contest. Great video!

wait is it all 2D?
Always has been shoots

Oh, You're good. Subscribed.

I am getting extreemly annoyed with Blender. I have time lapse photography that I have sequenced. The sequence doesn't transfer across to damn compositing, which is always empty!

What a great tutorial!!!
Actually dust does not remove light from the point of view of the observer, IF the light source is positioned on a certain angle. Then the particles are lighted. So you did it right.

One of the best video on Layers and compositing that I have come across. Thank you.

If it makes you feel better: it isn't necessarily wrong to layer over the dust elements using 'add'. Sandy dust in the air will reflect incoming light and scatter it, acting is a "passive emitter" of sorts.
I think what you've intuitively noticed (it looks better) is actually correct.
This phenomenon is not in opposition to the fact that dust in the air will block or filter light that passes though it. It's an anisotropic effect where the front of the dust looks brighter (light scattering back) and the backside of it will be darker (less light after filtering/scattering).

This is brilliant!

this was freakin awesome thank you for everything your doing for this awesome community. Keep it up

Awesome

this tutorial taght me more useful stuff than 3 years in uni. thank you! keep up the great work.

If anyone is having trouble trying to get their base layer to render, don't worry. You probably have it right and the only reason your aren't see it is because you aren't rending it as a animation. You need to render it as a animation for it to auto save.

great tutorial, and very interesting to subdivide the layers. but I think that if you work in video a video editor or after effect will made it easier than compositing the final sequence. Is nice to now that possibilities in blender anyway !!!

A real course!

I used davinci resolve for the color correction and composition but damn, this brings the believability of my vfx shots up like 500 %. I’m not going to lie my shots sucked before but now they actually look some what nice.

Thank you so much

Im your newest sub now

ALL of the improper methodologies I can think of are being taught here. Do yourself a favour and skip CG Boost unless there are no other alternitives. I can't speak for the quality of their paid contents though so do so at your own discression.

Totally a noob question here, but is there a way to use an EXR file to transfer out the Render Layers to, say, Resolve or Fusion instead of staying in-house with Blender's compositor? I'm aware that you can render out the passes for the image as a whole, but the actual grouped layers; would you need to use multiple EXR files per scene, or can you have the grouped layers and their passes in one EXR file?

Did I miss something? I’m trying to find a way to render a scene with w lot of high poly models in it but it’s way too much memory for my gpu. How do I render only certain objects to while keeping the shadows and reflections etc casting onto those objects?

how do you do sky replacement

Amazing tutorial. Very engaging till the end. Thank you.

Is this course relevant for version blender 3.0+?

ok i need to sub right away, thanks for your work dude

Many thanks.

I learned so much here, thanks so much for this great video!

hi CG Boost :) if i render out an image sequenze to finaly a movie, why blender is so slow doing it? does blender also actualy render the image like 3d objects? becouse, if i render the same sequenze in sony vegas, its mutch faster

You rendered multiple times. Can you do the last render as the only render, and still get the same result?

Man !! I gotta say, YOU ARE AMAZING !

This is truly brilliant, Martin. Thanks!

I love the menu flipped at bottom toooooooo. Thank you. Finally someone who like 2.79 way of doing things

This video was super helpful I appreciate absolutely everything you talked about thank you so much 👍👍👍

great tuto thanks