With the growing desire of people doing VFX in Blender, here's my advice on how to make VFX integrate seamlessly into video through Blender. I cover Render layers, depth of field, lighting, compositing, color management, and color matching/grading/correction.
This video isn't a tutorial, and it's not for beginners; it just covers workflow tips to help others jump into Blender as a VFX tool. Or for those who are already doing VFX, this is how to step up their game!
I know this isn't too entertaining, without voiceover, and a little fast at times. I am lacking on time, but I knew others would appreciate the help. Remember that you can still pause the video:)
Here's great tutorials for motion tracking, as promised: • Master Blender Camera Tracking in 6 M... - a good beginner tutorial by Kenan Proffitt
https://openvisualfx.com/2017/04/27/c... - It's technically over matte painting, but this guy is a TV VFX guy, and gives game-changing tips.
• Introduction to Camera Tracking in Bl... - A classic BlenderGuru tutorial.
• Track Match Blend 2 - Camera Tracking... - This is from Blender's official training on motion tracking.
Many thanks to the amazing mannequin model created by jgilhutton (slightly edited for PBR rendering): https://www.blendswap.com/blends/view...
Stock footage (not mine): https://videos.pexels.com/videos/wet-...