The Foundry and Luxology announced that the two companies will be merging as of today. This will bring together two of the brightest new software companies in the VFX world and no doubt some amazing new developments will be sure to follow.
Join Motion Media, along with Deke from The Foundry, and get a hands on view of what deep compositing is, how it works in Nuke, and how you might be able to use it.. Deep Compositing allows artists to work with ‘deep images’ containing multiple opacity or colour samples per pixel. This allows rendering of CGI elements without predetermined holdout mattes, avoiding the need for re-renders when content changes.
This video has been floating around online for a couple years now, but I came across it again today and was floored, again. It’s a very cool, highly cinematic video that was paid for by Philips ( the electronics company) for promotional purposes. Also, I did some looking around and found a “making of” video which is equally as interesting.