Compositing Tutorial by seraph135

3D Studio Max • Film/TV • posted on Jan 16, 2004

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Hi everyone, Rencently in the forum a number of people expressed an interest in learning how to composite their renders into photographs. I searched around the web and although I was able to find lots of compositing tutorials, I had a hard time finding ones that taught you how to render out and composite 3D imagery. I went ahead and wrote a tutorial to help get people started who are not familiar with this process (or wanted to see how others composite). "Comping" is an extreamly powerful and flexible way to both organize and simplify your scenes, as well as, perfect and adjust nearly all aspects of your renders in real time. Compositing Tutorial If you have any questions or comments requarding this tutorial or compositing in general feel free to email me. seraph135@comcast.net

Comments (12)

kellendor

11:24PM | Fri, 16 January 2004

Thanks for the time you put into this - I'm off to check out your tutorial! Thanks again!

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zandar

2:19AM | Sat, 17 January 2004

Great job, Tim. Excellent tutorial.

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SinnerSaint

3:09AM | Sat, 17 January 2004

This really is a good tut. I learned a thing or two from it myself.

volpe9999

4:49AM | Sat, 17 January 2004

Thanks for this. Very helpful.

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Alfons

7:18AM | Sat, 17 January 2004

Fantastic work and tutorial, thanks for your time

EugeneTooms

10:32AM | Sat, 17 January 2004

That's a wonderful tutorial and you've obviously invested a lot of time in it - this makes you a deeply cool person in my book! THANKS VERY MUCH!

mali

2:26PM | Sat, 17 January 2004

Thank you for this, Tim.

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Lucifer666

4:50PM | Sat, 17 January 2004

oh man great job this look spectacular. awesome. even though i myself dont have 3ds max i think i can incorporate it into any other program. thanks for the Tut.

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