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Part 3: Advanced grading tips and techniques for compositing
Continuing our series, we explore getting assets to color match inside a composite using the tools in Fusion. We start by analyzing RGB values and determining white and black points on a parade scope – helping assist with blending elements. Then, intermediate techniques – such as the Probe modifier – are used to add dynamic lighting inside a scene.
This Insight uses a clip from Tears of Steel, an open-source science fiction film produced by the Blender Institute. The plates are high quality, and the production was filmed on a Sony F-65. Key techniques you will learn include:
- Making color adjustments
- Adding contact shadows
- Adding flickering effects
- Matching foreground and background in a composite
Key takeaways from this Insight
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