Cg compositing in Nuke Class 3 | Material AOVs attributes explain | BY VFX FORGE
In this powerful Nuke tutorial, we dive deep into light passes splitout in Nuke and how to efficiently integrate live action with CG in Nuke. Whether you're working on a VFX-heavy project or a personal compositing demo reel, understanding how to separate and manipulate light passes is crucial for achieving realistic results. Learn the secrets of Nuke compositing by breaking down CG renders, tweaking diffuse passes, specular passes, and more for total control over your lighting.
We also cover a comprehensive workflow for blending live-action footage with CGI elements in Nuke, making sure the final composite feels seamless. Whether you're working with 3D passes or complex multi-channel EXRs, this tutorial will show you how to make the most of Nuke's node-based compositing system.
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