Nuke 6 New Features

Nuke 6 New Features reviews the additional tools and performance enhancements to Nuke 6 that make keying, motion tracking, color correcting, and 3D compositing in Nuke more powerful than ever. This course covers the introduction of the massive new RotoPaint node for drawing and painting effects and the award-winning Keylight keyer for creating mattes and composites. Exercise files accompany the course.

Topics include:
What’s new in Nuke 6
Taking a sneak peak at NukeX
Using the new RotoPaint node
Drawing Bezier and B-splines
Working with the new paint tools
Using the Clone and Reveal tools
Introducing the Keylight keyer
Reviewing the Keylight matte controls
Creating Keylight holdout and garbage mattes
Performing multipass keying

1. Introduction
Welcome 01:56
What is NukeX? 05:00
Using the exercise files 00:49
2. The RotoPaint Node
Learning the interface 05:15
Drawing shapes 01:41
Editing shapes 05:01
Keyframe animation 06:04
Property panel tabs 07:08
The shape list 04:26
Output settings 01:11
Workflow examples 05:33
Creating garbage mattes 04:55
Drawing strokes 04:16
Editing strokes 04:30
The Clone tool 01:37
Editing the Clone tool 02:54
The Reveal tool 09:02
The Blur tool 02:21
The output mask 02:57
The Dodge tool 02:32
3. The Keylight Keyer
Basic compositing 03:51
Using the Screen controls 02:50
Using the Screen Matte controls 03:37
The Crop feature 02:28
Holdout and garbage mattes 02:20
The Tuning controls 01:58
The Bias controls 02:37
Screen replacement 02:16
Multipass keying 04:37
Color-correcting the foreground 01:06