Tuesday, September 9, 2014

NUKE 7.0 2D Tracker

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NUKE 7.0 2D Tracker

In the fourth installment of our NUKE 7.0 new feature and upgrade videos we take you through the major improvements to workflow, speed and accuracy available in NUKE’s 2D Tracker. In this video we show you how to track and correct difficult objects with ease thanks to finer control over core tracking functionality.


You can also see more NUKE 7.0 features and upgrade videos covering: Power & Performance, File Formats and our new ModelBuilder online now. Look out for further installments: New VFX Tools and Relighting Workflows coming soon! Special thanks to New Deal Studios and Juan Salazar.





Click the link below to watch full tutorial :
NUKE 7.0 2D Tracker

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