and only plug-ins that ship with Nuke are supported.ĭata storage is encrypted, meaning that you cannot open Nuke Non-commercial files in the commercial version of Nuke.
There’s no support for third-party plug-ins. Output resolution is limited to HD (1920 x 1080). On the other hand, Nuke has commercial versions and a free non-commercial version.Īs we said the free version has its limitations.įirst of all not having the ability to work on commercial projects. Youtube/CG GeekĪfter effects is not free but it is not expensive either because it is around $20 a month if you decide to pay annually, or $31 if you want to pay on a monthly basis. so far as we all know it has been used by Barnstorm VFX to work on Tv shows such as the Man in the high castle TV show, the Movie Henry which was shot from the first-person perspective as you were watching gameplay, and many other projects as well that well will probably talk about in other videos.
but not necessarily for 3D motion tracking or composition because Blender is a 3D package that can do a lot of things other than that. even though it is not popular yet in VFX studios, it has contributed to the making of many films and TV shows. but Nuke handles big scenes and compositions with complicated setups very well with decent speed and good organization.īlender is also a software that has the ability to do 3D motion tracking and composition work. and it is especially being used in combination with Cinema 4D to create the highest quality motion graphics in movies such as Iron man, Blade Runner 2049, Guardian of the galaxy, and much more.įor heavy lifting VFX work, it would be hard to work using after-effects and achieve believable CG composition where you have a ton of different cameras both match-moved and animated. For feature film and TV shows After Effects is really good for motion graphics and basic composition Such as cleanups.
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