Tutorial Links

#21

http://www.seb4d.com/content_tutoriaux.html

try that one :slight_smile:

#22

Thank you.

#23

hey guys thanks for the great links ^ _^

i found this a video tut may it helps u guys

http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials.html?id=16
take care

:slight_smile:

#24

I found this really good one!

http://www.scribd.com/doc/501964/EVERMOTIONdigital-painting

#25

Here is everything Iā€™ve put together on ā€˜stitch-freeā€™ stitching of panoramic photos in 3D space. I used Maya, but you could probably even use After Effectsā€¦

http://www.digitalartform.com/archives/2009/04/panorama_nodal.html

#26

a basic article about set extension http://www.tiberius-viris.com/tut1.html

#27

I did a small tutorial explaining how depth, contrast and value work in ā€˜real worldā€™, and how you can mimic them (what are the rules). Quite basic stuff, but might be useful for beginners :slight_smile:

Click me

I would really like your feedback, so that I can improve things in future tutorials - feel free to comment there or send a PM here.

#28

very cool tutorial , Iā€™m sure people will learn the basics in atmospherics and depth, great man !

#29

Wow, Suirebit. great job. I know it will help me as I struggle in that area. Now all I need to do is get it from my head to the screen. thanks again. I

#30

Thanks guys :slight_smile: When I get more time Iā€™ll do other topics aswell, feel free to suggest!

#31

Excellent tutorial Suirebit. Thanks! :thumbsup:

#32

Thanks for this basics. I suggest the the Matte Painting with realistic integrated VUE Elements like this:

Original Plate
http://www.fxguide.com/modules/NewsUpload/files/09Nov/proposal/vfx_056_05_original.jpg

Final shot
http://www.fxguide.com/modules/NewsUpload/files/09Nov/proposal/vfx_056_05_comp.jpg

My problem is realisticā€¦

#33

Eagle, I doubt thereā€™s any Vue in the example you shown, but itā€™s a good idea for a tutorial.

#34 
 It is Mattepainting with VUE and its not a still Photo it is a movie :thumbsup:
 [http://www.fxguide.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=572](http://www.fxguide.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=572)

But there is no realistic Mattepainting with VUE tutorial on the web....
#35

In the specific example you shown, there is no Vue involved. Trust my eye :slight_smile:

Take a look at the Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus if you want to see some good examples of how Vue can be used; That movie is heavy with Vue scenes

#36

Are there more tutorials? Especially for beginners?

Cause alot of the links provided here are deadā€¦ Or are boanded to a specific
topic.

Thx in advance guys!

#37

Yes, and dont forget to tell them that vue only takes you 60% of the way at best, then it comes down to classic photoshopping. Vue still has a Loooooonnggg way to go! ā€¦

#38

I also seraching a long time for VUE use in VFX Tutorials for realistic Terrains, Plants to use in Mattepainting with realistic movie footage!
All you found are Fantasystyle or cheating colors in still images but nothing for movies like i posted aboveā€¦

There is a lot of Post, but the VUE Results must able to use in Post.

#39

Speakign about Vue check:
www.geekatplay.com

#40

Guys, this is my official tutorial about digital illustration in MP technique:

http://cg.creativefan.com/using-lighting-atmospherics-and-digital-illustration-techniques-for-matte-painting-the-making-of-golden-sunrise-in-a-fairy-land-by-stas-lobachev/#more-342

Thanks for reading