Can I use EXR files in Nuke compositing?
Can I use EXR files in Nuke compositing?
Lighting and Environment Technical Director, Nacho Thomas has another great look at understanding NUKE workflows with this next three tutorial series looking at using EXR files in NUKE compositing. In this tutorials, we will overview some of the main advantages of working with EXRs in nuke
How do I use curvetools with Nuke?
Hit ‘X’ (to start the Script Command window) and change the script language to Python. Then enter the following… Nuke will run the CurveTools AutoCrop function, copy the autocropdata in to a Crop node and then delete the CurveTool. Genius! ‘first’ and ‘last’ refer to the frame range you want to analyse.
How do I import an image sequence from a nuke file?
To import an image sequence using Nuke ‘s file browser: 1. Select Image > Read (or press R over the Nuke Node Graph). Tip: Pressing R with an existing Read node selected, opens the file browser at the location specified by that node. 2. Browse to the image sequence you want to import.
Does numnuke support multi-part OpenEXR files?
Nuke supports multi-part OpenEXR 2.2 images, which allow you to store your channels, layers, and views in separate parts of the file in order to speed up processing. You can load multi-part OpenEXR files in exactly the same way as single-part OpenEXR files.
Can a fridge protect you from a nuclear explosion?
While hiding in a fridge might shelter you from one of these killers, no fridge can protect you from all of the dangers which a nuclear explosion produces. The big killer of a nuclear blast is the radiation caused by the fallout, my personal recommendation is the get a Geiger Counter Click here to check it out on Amazon.com
Is it possible to export custom metadata from Nuke?
NOTE: As EXR is the only format currently within Nuke that allows the exporting of custom metadata, this technique is unfortunately limited to rendering as EXR files. For more information on using the ModifyMetaData and CopyMetaData nodes, please refer to the following Online Help links:
Can Indian Jones survive a nuclear bomb in a fridge?
As Indian Jones is a fictional character and the events in the movie are entirely fictional most people would dismiss the idea of surviving a nuclear bomb in a fridge.
