How to place yourself in a 3d environment - VFX BREAKDOWN
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2022
- MAIN VIDEO: • CG Subway scene - NYC ...
RAW GREENSCREEN FOOTAGE:
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Brief overview on how I created this CG scene using just a greenscreen and some 3d magic.
Breakdown:
- 3d environment
- greensceen footage
- 3d tracking
- render and compositing
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Hi everyone! I’m amazed by the amount of response and attention this video got. You guys are awesome, let’s grow this community.🙌🏻
I’m currently working on some 3D projects where I will do a full breakdown on how to make ultra realistic scenes with CGI. So more content coming later this year!
Time to revisit the donut.
I didn't even get to the sprinkles before I gave up.
@@allanblack8635sprinkles aren’t that hard
Heck yeah Kevin!! It’s impressive just how much effort you put into modeling and detailing the subway from scratch. You’re crazy talented, and it’s always extra dope to see bboys stretching their limits in other mediums too! Keep it up man 👏
Awesome man, thank you so much!!
Awesome bro... i was just looking for this. 99 percent green screen on CZcams is totally not upto the mark. They are shallow and you can easily make out. Your one is the best as you have integrated in 3d environment.
Thank you! I try my best to make it look real. Extra effort is key.
Bro, you're so insanely talented! Great breakdown buddy!
that was flawless wow
This is totally amazing work bro.
awesome tutorial very informative
spectacular.. mind-blowing
Thanks mate!
This is great! I'll be using this as reference for my next project. Appreciate all the time it takes to put these together!!
Great video my g keep up the work, would like to see more 3d environment video’s!
I appreciate that! :)
Very helpful! Thank you so much!!
WOW!! Just WOW!!
Thanks for the raw footage...
THanky You SOOO much for explaining this , this is gonna change my life thank you
your guidance is very helpful! Thank you very much
Hey Kevin that is absolutely awesome video ...just wow.
Thanks man!!
Grt work Kevin 👍🏻👍🏻
Really cool and informative.To the point.Thank brother !!
Thx bro, you welcome! 🙌🏻
I've only recently started making content and found that I really have a passion for this stuff, unpolished as my stuff is currently but seeing what's possible is so damn inspiring! Thanks so much for this video Kevin!
I'm hoping to be halfway decent with this stuff in a year or so!😃
Glad to hear that! It's a lot of fun to learn and create this for sure:) Keep it up man
Hey, man, this was a great video! I need to learn more about this stuff for a project I'm working on, but I'm struggling to find the time necessary to learn Blender well enough to get photorealistic results. I appreciate you taking the time to put this video together, though. Every bit of information helps!
Thank you! I don’t know much about Blender but the principle is the same, to create photorealistic results you need to focus on these things: lighting, high res detailed texturing, color & rendering (ray traced). It’s a recreation of the real world so every little detail counts. Of course in real world there is an insane amount of detail but at some point it looks good enough to be (photoreal). Practice and repetition will get you there I’m sure:) good luck with the project!
I’m a very new blender user but something I’ve found to be important in the photorealism process is filmic log color processing instead of the default srgb. Might be worth checking out if you haven’t yet!
Here’s a good video that explains it: czcams.com/video/m9AT7H4GGrA/video.html
@@Tricycloe Thanks for sharing! Very informative video :)
Thanks man! Just subbed. Awesome process.
I appreciate you! Thx :)
great tutorial thank you bro
yoooooooo!!!! Super sick video man!!!! Thanks for the inspiration for me to keep working hard at VFX!!!
Great to hear man! Keep it up :)
so dope
awesome work, pls can you do a full tutorial of how to properly clean a green screen, yours is so clean, thanks
Very interesting and nice to watch! Well done!!
Many thanks!
This looks sick asf, wish I could do something as epic as this!
Thx man 👊🏻👊🏻
Awesome
wow this is awesome... great job
Thanks! 🙏🏻
incredible!!
Thank you Kaio !
greatttt
This tutorial looks like your porfolio already.. Well, you may be a legend!
crazy man!! respect
Thanks!!
Awesome👍
nice project guy!!! congratulations. I´ll follow you.
Finally mastered photoshop and was like.. “how hard could creating a 3D space possibly be”.. no way, I can’t do this, this would take another couple years to get down. All for one project I have in mind 😭
It's great work and helpful keep going
Appreciate it! 🙌🏻
Thanks!
Amazing
Thx!! 🙌🏻
thanku bro for green screen i appriciate that nd i will do work on it & share in your channel Thankyou buddy again :)
so cool
🙏🏻👊🏻
Good
"Breakdown" hell yeah that dancer certainly is breaking it down there
Heck yeah! 🙌🏻
respekt
Hey bro, love how detailed your videos are! Pls can you do like a full long tutorial of the process from start to finish?🙏🏽 it would be really helpful
Hi man I would love to make a full series on this! The only thing is that it takes up a lot of time and effort to make it, at the moment it’s not a priority of mine. However, there are a lot of tutorials online for al the different steps. There is also a course from Ian Hubert where he explains some of these effects in detail. Hope this helps 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Please man, make a full tutorial I'd just love it
So, that’s a no.
@@schultzeworks its a Maybe. XD
The results speak for themselves.
Yo I’m surprised how calmly he talks about all the freeking hours of work and experience you need to do this, like it’s no big deal.
Thx! It was a lot of fun making this :)
Cool bro 💓 nice video
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I love this explanation and that dance video.
Please Can you recommend me a video for such 3d tracking that you have done here
Hi! Thank you:) here are some 3d tracking tutorials I think are really good.
Cinema 4d: czcams.com/video/9UpLecfC_GM/video.html
After effects: czcams.com/video/xiemS_DLKF4/video.html
Blender: czcams.com/video/lY8Ol2n4o4A/video.html
Beast!!!
Bro, now let's go to New York for real! :p
Just discovered your channel and I absolutely love it!
Btw you think you can provide links to the green screen footage you have shot so that we can practice stuff like this?
Awesome! Good idea:) I will provide a link to the footage asap
Yoo! Here is the raw footage. Good luck! drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Rg1K8C-ytXHbFdY4oOW7MhKJWudqItt5?usp=sharing
@@KevinVandermarliere Hi, noticed that the footage is grey and dull, which has errors when keying. Not sure what went wrong.
@@programmer74119 It’s a LOG profile . Apply curves first. (Saturation and contrast)
@@KevinVandermarliere Thanks! Will try that!
Thanks Kevin, I'm a new comer and in a few times I'll try to explore this and why not working that with UE5 ;-)
Awesome! I’m currently learning UE5, let’s see what the possibilities are with real time render engines :)
This is so cool! Can you please make more step by step tutorials. I also like your voice. 🥳
Thank you! Will do!
Nice video, man
Thanks man! 👊🏻
Amazing bro.. what type of your Dell wide monitor?
Thank you! Dell UltraSharp U4924DW 49"
hey man! Just wanna say, thank you for making this video, it was simple and great! But one question. can I use the Unity engine for this?
Thanks mate! For sure you can use Unity. I’ll try to make something like this in unreal engine
Can I pay you to do this for me if I shoot the video and put the trackers on the green screen and everything?
I’m about to shoot a short film in Austin Tx in August and I’ve been looking for somebody to hire to help with effects like this, but way easier than this honestly lol love your videos man.
I'm not sure if that's where the sample came from, but that bass in the very beginning is in Clan In Da Front's intro...I love Wu-Tang and just had to point that out lol
Never noticed that! I got it from a mixtape so there’s a good chance that sample is in there 🙌🏻
Super bro I am watching 👍
Awesome!
Nice video bro, u got a Subscriber.😊
Thanks and welcome, appreciate you! 💪🏻
nice video!! can i ask you a question? when you doing the tracking, are you tracking it in cinema 4d or in after effects? thanks
I use the cinema 4d tracker. After effects works fine but it’s faster inside c4d
@@KevinVandermarliere thank you so much
You are a legend for making this video.
At 2:05 I noticed their is something under the greenscreen.
I am having trouble filming greenscreen whilst performing moves it keeps on moving and getting creases.
What is that under the greenscreen? Lino, plastic?? When you did the greenscreen stay in place throughout your bboying moves?
We used green paper for this. It's not ideal because after a while it gets holes and creases. I recommend a Vinyl/ Lino floor for Breaking/Dancing. :) Good luck!
Hi, can you recommend a video that shows the techniques you used to achieve the shadows? thanks!
Hi! I’ll cover it in a greenscreen tutorial coming soon 🤙🏻
remember me IAN HUBERT . keep going
Ian is a wizard!
Awesome job!🔥🔥
to be honest i really2 want to learn blender, is it really difficult bro??
Thanks!! Hardest part is starting 🙌🏻 It’s not difficult, start with the basics first. So much information online, especially for Blender!
@@KevinVandermarliere WOW youre a humble person..
I am beginner in c4d . I don't know how nods works .your lighting is insane . I want big full details video. Suggest me channel you learn from.
Is the high angle he is talking about the shutter speed ?
And also iso 800 ? I always stop at 300~ iso because I was so afraid of the grain.
Hi! Shutter angle is your shutter speed. So 180degrees = 1/50 shutter speed. When working with a higher shutter speed like 1/100 (90degree shutter angle) the settings depend on the lens and sensor. If you’re afraid of too much noise/grain in the footage, add more light or shoot with a wider aperture (f-stop).
@@KevinVandermarliere First of all I am honored that you have chosen to answer me personally, I was not expecting that.
So far for all my green screen work in my own channel, I was using shutter 50, should I hint your advice and switch it up to 100 for chroma work ?
And also your production value is just absolutely next level, instant subscribe, I truly believe you're going to be very successful here.
@@BracerJack Awesome man, that’s cool! 🙌🏻 It is possible to work with 1/50 shutter speed. But the key is going to be much cleaner when you work with a higher shutter speed. Especially when working with fast moving subjects like in my project. Peace!
@@KevinVandermarliere They're not the same. When you said in the video to "always shoot with a high shutter angle," that means someone should always pick a lower shutter speed. I think you meant to say to always shoot with a high shutter speed and therefore not a high shutter angle.
@@spearcy Yes thx! High shutter speed is what I meant :) My Cine camera uses "shutter angle" so that's why I confuse the 2 sometimes haha.
This awesome can you make a full tutorial for it please 🥺
Thanks! Maybe in the next project i'll make a full tutorial.
@@KevinVandermarliere thank you very much . I really like to learn about vfx but . In my country there's don't have any good enough University or else to learn about it .
@@beaststudio2139 I understand! I didn’t go to a film/vfx university because my grades were really bad. If university is not an option you can still learn online like I did. Remember this is an artistic world so you don’t need a degree for it… just knowledge and skills you can show. Read all books about filmmaking and vfx, watch video’s, do masterclasses. There is so much to learn :) Keep learning. Peace!
@@KevinVandermarliere for those people like you i have so much confidence . Thank you bro for your inspiration 💙. I'm waiting for next video .
@@KevinVandermarliere do you have any social media ?
Waiting for your next video when will you upload ? Please make something about colour correction so that the video looks as real as movies
Thanks for your feedback! I uploaded a new editing tutorial. I might make a video for color grading in the future. :)
great ! 🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪
How do i export keyed out footage from after effects? Is it supposed to be transparent? what format will retain transparency :D
I always export with QuickTime prores XQ and change the video output channels to RGB + alpha. Let me know if it worked.
Or try a PNG or TIF sequence
@@KevinVandermarliere Quicktime worked, thanks :)
Amazing What’s the rough render time for 10 seconds in this engine.
Thanks!! Took about 18 minutes/frame in 4K with a 3090. So about 7hours per second, 70 hours for 10 seconds.
Was whole lighting based on the above light tubes or any external light source was involved?
Lighting only comes from these light tubes.
Thanks 🙂. BTW your skills are incomparable.
i subscribed ur channel, please make detail video about how to track 2d video , and put in 3d blender background.......tnx for this tutorial 💙💙
Awesome, thanks! I’ll keep it in mind for future video’s. It’s a matter of time 🤙🏻
I was here at sub 1000, this is going moon.
Glad you’re onboard! 🤙🏻
how are using that monitor dude its like a football field!! Joke aside thats awesome work!!
Haha I know right 🤣 I love wide monitors!
I was hooked in the first five seconds... Can you help Marvel with their VFX issues? Lol
Haha! I don't watch Marvel but guess they need more VFX artists :p
Hi Can you do this in after effects?
Hi! Yes you can use element 3d & AE 3d tracker for this. But the quality is much better with a dedicated 3d program. Hope this helps.
@@KevinVandermarliere is it possible to use a 3d background?
but even when i do key out the green screen and then i import it into blender the keyed out video has a black background
Make sure it's a png sequence with alpha channel. I don't use blender but sometimes there is a checkbox for alpha channel.
Which software you using, please tell me, I from India and i am your subscriber.
I use Cinema 4D + Octane Render.
After Effects for compositing.
Premiere pro for editing.
Davinci Resolve for color grading
Just 1 question, can I achieve something similar like this without any experience in Cinema3d or blender?
Hi! You can try After Effects or Nuke. But Blender and Cinema 4D will get the best results for the CGI background.
Thank you so much!
@@KevinVandermarliere
god damn bro
Thx man!!
I've just subscribed to your channel, I just wanna know the name of the software..
Cinema 4D and Octane render
Can I use Mac mini m1 16GB of ram and 256SSD for these types of vfx environment quick response Please 😢
For modeling yes. It will have a hard time with complex scenes and rendering with octane. But definitely possible.
I use a macbook pro m2 for cinema 4d now. It runs good on mac.
@@KevinVandermarliere but is that octane really an obstacle ? 🥲😅 cuz I would like to make sci-fi type scenes
You can use the native render or another render engine. Or use unreal engine. So many options.
@@KevinVandermarliere oh thanks very much you’ve put my mind at ease 😂😂 now I can work with no issues
what type of pc do you use editing movies, film ect?
RTX 3090
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core
64GB RAM
thank you@@KevinVandermarliere
How long does it take you to 3D model and create the world?
Around 2-3 weeks. Depends how much free time there is available to model. :)
Can you do one with vfx or adding 3d objects onto real scenes
I will do a tutorial on this in the future 🙌🏻
you can get the 3d models from where?
I use turbosquid. But this CG metrostation is build from scratch.
Great Video! Who's the dancer??
Thank you! I'm the one dancing in this video. :)
@@KevinVandermarliere That is awesome !! Is there more/longer footage to that run or just that few seconds of dancing?
Which softwares should i learn to make these type of videos🥺
I recommend Blender to start learning 3d because it’s free. I use cinema 4d because I love the interface and workflow but it is quite expensive. For compositing and editing there are also free and subscription based options like davinci resolve / fusion. Or After effects / Premiere pro.
What camera did you use?
Canon C70 & R5C
Bro what is the name of ur software u r using
Cinema 4D and Octane render
Are you using C4d or blender?
Cinema 4d + Octane render
Nice video ,,,new sub here ❤️
Awesome, thx man!
can I use your greenscreen footage in my portfolio?
Hi! If you made your own version of it, sure!
@@KevinVandermarliere thanks, Sure, I'll use my own 3d scene.
How long did all of this take you?
Around 2 months. But it can be done in 3 weeks
Lacking clarity for some people here:
HIGH Shutter angle" sounds like LONG exposure time (bigger numerical value) but a HIGH SHUTTER "angle" number is a HIGH ACUTENESS resulting in a LOW NUMBER of DEGREES
so
180 deg. shutter too LONG and exposure time and thus TOO much blur per frame. The number 180 Deg. is a high NUMERICAL value but the angle is itself too large in degrees
60deg. shutter angle results in a LOW exposure time with a LOW number describing the degrees of opening.
So in short I would not say HIGH SHUTTER but rather a very small shutter ANGLE .
A Shutter SPEED , because it is usually expressed as a FRACTION (1 / 50th or one fiftieth vs 1/ 2000th etc.) can be a high numerical value of speed of opening before closing again - this wants to be a HIGH number (Shutter) but a VERY LOW shutter ANGLE (which a short shutter TIME will have)
In case people are upset with your recommendation of a "High shutter" to achieve LESS blur.
Your results are pretty good BUT
BUT
Please do not succumb ,as too many do, to adding the EXTREME chromatic aberation you exhibit at the end. There are ADDON FILTER makers and companies that keep selling the idea that all this colour fringing at the edges is desirable ...because it looks "REAL" . I don't know how much cocaine they are doing but ignore them. Tiny amounts perhaps. Modern real glass lenses are pretty good. If you need a distracting level of circus clown colour fringing to distract from the other elements to achieve "realism" then I suggest you are doing something wrong.
Thanks for pointing that out Craig!
What's the name of your monitor?
Dell U4919DW ultrawide
How didd ypu add the shadow
Extracted from the greenscreen shot.
And what if the green screen does not have shadow
@@eclipse6091 If not you can use after effects to add the shadow