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tnx man

Hi @robinsquares, this is a great tutorial. It would help us a lot if you could show how to do the same thing on all axes, including Shift X and Y. I tried it with a friend, but there are too many interferences, and we can't find the right drivers to make the distance and scale work properly on all axes. Do you think it's possible?"

If you assign an output node for each of the view layers in the compositor, and specify a location, how do you override the main output settings and the location set there?

No thanks :)

Watching this series now gave me extreme anxiety and makes me don't wanna touch blender ever again cuz it just feels like a lot of work to do.

Aside from being able to adjust in post without having to re-render, is there a reason you're using the Lens Distortion node instead of just rendering with distortion in the first place using a fisheye lens? I find that I'd rather avoid stretching pixels for a final render and the fisheye lens looks a lot better. Just curious :) I like stacking two glare nodes. The first one has a high threshold with a low size. The second is has a lower threshold (sometimes just 0) and the highest size. I'm definitely going to give the halation emulation a shot though!

I started learning Blender in 2019. Over the years, I've watched fewer and fewer Blender channels/videos, partly because I've learned enough to spend more of my time making than learning. The second reason is because I've learned enough to become jaded by the clickbait trash that teaches either nothing or, worse, bad/lazy practices. So much of it is just the exact same video made over and over again by different channels. I just stumbled on your channel today while procrastinating on my next personal project and ended up watching several videos back to back. Some of them shared concepts I'd never seen anywhere else before (the faked IES profiles was a really nifty idea that I will certainly use, and I made your camera rig for future use). Anyway, I just wanted to say, good on you for striving to make better legitbait instead of bad clickbait (especially by moving away from objectifying hypersexualized feminine anatomy). I rarely subscribe to new channels, but I genuinely look forward to seeing what you post in the future! And I hope your channel continues to grow because you're making high quality content that isn't purely repackaged tips we've all seen 100 times before. Cheers :)

bro calm down ;-; 5:10

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This is awesome! Thank you!!!!

one question though. this will multiply your render time by the number of view layers you have. right?

"and we want that to remaaaaain hidden" 😆 ! Good explanation though of getting control over production output!

good video that opens the eyes of blender boys that it turns out 3D existed before blender. and all this was already in other programs.

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contrast... cheers from Rio

scaling the whole thing is useful because you want your plane aligned with your subject (at least sometimes) and if it's too small it's not good. So scaling is actually usefull. I copied your rig and been using it.

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👍🏻 This is an extremely educational post, especially for newbies (like me). With a little practice and repetition, I'll soon be promoted to "Alfred Hitchcock's camera assistant" 😉. Thank you for that.

hey man this video is great!! ive learned alot from it!!

Now that's a well presented and good piece of knowledge!

Please make a video about photorealism (via Blender, in comparison to Hollywood films)

Great vid. Can you actually show a use case or how to use it in a scene or your workflow? I imagine it's not ideal for every scenario but, I am fairly new to using the camera in Blender. subscribed

Yeah . lost me at drivers bud, great rig though but, that' some nasty nerd stuff in there.

For anyone struggling to get the holdout and indirect lighting to work. If you have smaller collections inside the main collections, you'll have to hold Shift to apply the holdout/indirect to all collections inside.

Thanks Mate!!! that's VERY NICE

Nice upgrade of this rig is this: add new control empty where camera supposed to point by adding to the empty sphere of camera a "Track To" Constrain with target to the newly created empty :o

Please make more courses

You give very unique techniques in blender

THANK YOU! As someone who have been using Blender since 2.49b, it saddens me to see everything being poisoned by the Mr. Beast way of doing content.

OMG that's so much better!

i really needed this thank you

8:24 etc*(1/scale) Or surely just.... Etc/scale 🤔

this is a game changer

This is brilliant!

The camera rigs addon that ships with blender has this ability. It just needs to be enabled and added to a scene. My preference is just to use empties with a focal length and target vector. But I do think your idea is intuitive. And clearly lots of people seem energized by it.

Very impressive ! Thank u

A hidden gem! You have the ability to break down complex topics into easily digestible pieces. Your explanations are both intelligent and entertaining, making learning a fun experience. Thanks a lot

This is one of the most useful tutorial I watched in blender it is simple and really great thank you

I'm going to expect these intros for every single coming video, and it makes me even more excited for all of them. Keep up the amazing content! I learn a bunch of new tools and techniques every time

Please make this as a blender file , it would be great to append to my files

I swear I was literally wondering how to achieve this yesterday. Thanks

Very nice idea and execution. I dont know much about blender rigging (comming from maya) but a very nittpicky thing is that by pure chance the scale of the plane would go to 0, what would happen with the rig? There must be a way of clamping the value. Thank you for the excellent tutorial!

very few things make me feel like life is worth the effort these days and this video at 2x speed was one of them

do you recreate / Composite the layers with passes also? or you just render the beauty pass of each layer ?

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tutorial!

great idea love it:)

Thanks for the amazing tutorial - I'm finding the only way of saving it - is to save the whole thing as a Blender scene. When I mark (all of it) as an asset only one of the components appears in the asset browser and if I mark the whole collection as an asset it restores it as a fused combination that cannot be adjusted. I'm using Blender 4.2. If you could pin a quick explanation of how to save it that would brilliant. Thanks!

"a*(1/scale)" is the same as "a/scale" so you can just type "distance*36/scale" or "36*distance/scale".