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Apple Shake 4 tutorials, Apple Shake 4 online tutorials

Apple Shake 4 is cutting-edge compositing software, favored by many Oscar-winning effects artists. It allows 2D and 3D compositing, integration with Final Cut Studio and supports high-quality, 32-bit output to film and HD. It has been used in award-winning movies Return of the King, King Kong, and many others. It's so affordable that even smaller production budgets can use Shake as part of their compositing workflow. In this Shake 4 course, you will learn the basics of utilizing the Shake toolset, navigating within its interface, and importing and outputting various file formats. You'll then learn all about compositing, color nodes, layer nodes, timing and keyframing, rotoshaping, Quickpaint, color keying with keylight and primatte, tracking, stabilizing, warps, filters, and much more. To begin learning today, simply click on the Apple Shake 4 movie links.

Créé par: Vtc

Introduction

What this Course Covers

New Features In Shake 4

System Requirements

Introduction to Node Based Compositing

Orientation On Main Windows

Opening Shake for the First Time

Viewer & Tool Tabs

Parameters & Globals

Orientation On Secondary Windows

Color Picker / Pixel Analyzer & Time Bar

Curve Editor / Audio Panel & Time View

Command Line / Help / & Title Bar

Top Menus

Using the Interface

Viewing Images

Using the Node Workspace

Working with Parameters & Globals pt. 1

Working with Parameters & Globals pt. 2

Changing Global Parameters

Viewing Channels & Compare Buffers

Navigation & Keyboard Shortcuts

FileIn & File Browser

FileIn Node

Using the Browser

Importing Different File Formats

Replacing Footage

Basic Retiming with the FileIn Node

Basic Compositing

Introduction to Compositing

Exporting from Final Cut to Shake

Creating a Basic Node Tree

Launching a Flipbook

File Out to Disk

Color Nodes

Color Correct Node

Other Color Nodes pt. 1

Other Color Nodes pt. 2

Concatenation

Color Spaces & Bit Depth

Transform / Layer & Image Nodes

Intro to Transform Nodes

Transform Node Rundown pt. 1

Transform Node Rundown pt. 2

Introduction to Layer Nodes

Layer Node Rundown pt. 1

Layer Node Rundown pt. 2

Image Nodes

Rotoshape

Alpha Channels

Introduction to Matting & Masking

Garbage Mask & Domain of Definition

Creating & Modifying Rotoshapes pt. 1

Creating & Modifying Rotoshapes pt. 2

Animating Rotoshapes pt. 1

Animating Rotoshapes pt. 2

Quickpaint

Quickpaint Uses & Demo pt. 1

Quickpaint Uses & Demo pt. 2

Quickpaint Tools pt. 1

Quickpaint Tools pt. 2

Write-on

Perspective Painting

Timing & Keyframing

Keyframing

Auto-Keyframing vs. Manual Keyframing

Curve Editor pt. 1

Curve Editor pt. 2

Curve Editor pt. 3

Working with Motion Blur

Fades & Dissolves

Time View

Retiming Footage

Color Keying with Keylight

Introduction to Color Keying

Keylight Basics pt. 1

Keylight Basics pt. 2

Keylight Workflow

Other Keyers

Color Keying with Primatte

Primatte Basics

Primatte Workflow pt. 1

Primatte Workflow pt. 2

Combining Keyers

Tracking & Stabilizing

Uses of Tracking Nodes

Tracking Nodes Parameters pt. 1

Tracking Nodes Parameters pt. 2

1-Point Tracking

Stabilizing

Tracking Tips & Tricks pt. 1

Tracking Tips & Tricks pt. 2

Corner Pinning pt. 1

Corner Pinning pt. 2

SmoothCam

Warps & Filters

Using the Warp Tab

Using the Filters Tab pt. 1

Using the Filters Tab pt. 2

Shake & 3D Programs

Exporting from 3D Programs

Compositing Render Passes

Working with PreMultiplied Images

Film Compositing

Working with Film Color Space

3:2 Pulldown

Pixel Aspect Ratios

Resolution Management

Working with Proxies

Working with Video & Audio

Field Dominance

Tips & Tricks with Video

Working with Audio

Output Methods

Exporting a Finished Composite

Using the FileOut Node for Video

Using the FileOut Node for Film

Using Multiple FileOut Nodes

Command Line In OSX & Expressions

The Command Line

Simple Commands

Command Line Rendering

Basic Expressions

Credits

Shake Resources

Wrap Up

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