Preserve and Reuse Details During Clean-up in Nuke – ‘Merge Divide’ Technique

Restore and reuse fine details with Paul Ringue in Nuke using Image Frequency Separation. This technique allows you to be more precise and efficient when removing complex elements and especially when de-aging or aging actors. Follow along by downloading the Nuke script in the course files tab on the Foundry course page: https://learn.foundry.com/course/7074… Here are the links to the images used if you want to purchase them in order to follow along: https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/sen… https://www.pexels.com/video/passenge… For more Nuke tutorials, check out https://learn.foundry.com/nuke For product information, go to: https://www.foundry.com/products/nuke… Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction 00:50 – The Math Behind Image Frequency Separation | Understanding a Template Example Using ‘Slicetool’ 03:54 – Remove a Mole on an Actor’s Face | Learning Image Frequency Separation on an Organic Element 05:40 – Removal With Paint Only vs With Image Frequency Separation | Keeping the Color and Lighting in the Low Frequencies 08:00 – Removing a Sign on a Road | Learning Image Frequency Separation on a Non-Organic Element 11:58 – Use Inpaint to Fill Rotoscoped Areas With Surrounding Pixels | Learning a New Tool to Modify the Low-Frequency Pass Learn more about Nuke 14.0 here: https://hubs.la/Q01t_qVr0 As the industry-standard compositing tool, Nuke gives artists everything they need to tackle diverse compositing challenges at any scale and resolution. About Us: We are the creators of industry-standard visual effects, computer graphics and 3D design software for the Digital Design, Media and Entertainment industries. Since 1996, Foundry has strived to bring artists and studios the best tools for their workflows so they can battle industry constraints whilst staying creative. Subscribe to our channel and get the latest news, tutorials, webinars and updates from the Foundry team.