Nuke Reviews

Node Where is working style of this software attracted me the most because in layers we need to manage hundreds of the layers for a professional VFX but a note based we can very well designed our project without any hassles

Where is working style of this software attracted me the most because in layers we need to manage hundreds of the layers for a professional VFX but a note based we can very well designed our project without any hassles. Moreover there is a one-time cost to buy this software instead of a subscriptions

I like to color match if with R G B channels

I like the paint tool in this software with rotoscoped

While Nuke may not offer the same level of flexibility, ease of use, and dedication to motion graphic design as Adobe Photoshop, however, the fact still remains that it's an amazing tool for composting and visual effects work.- I like it because it's industry standard and as such it's considered among the best worldwide.- It's powerful for compositing and creating amazing visual effects as it provides features like keying, 3D tracking, compositing, retro scoping, and more alongside some flexible controls that allow users to achieve complex visuals with brainstorming results.- It also offers an extensive possibility to integrate with a lot of awesome third-party plugins which potentially extend its functionalities and enable users to reach certain heights.

One major reason why I made the switch is because of limitations - this software only serves a particular purpose as I've mentioned in the "pros section" and it doesn't favor my needs (to an extent though, but not all).- Another reason is that it offers limited support- It's also costly and limited in 3D capabilities making it hard to fulfill certain tasks and may require introduction with a more robust software which I find devoid at a point.

I find Nuke to be a very powerful and flexible compositing software with a wide variety of benefits. I can easily adapt it to the specific needs of each project thanks to its high degree of customization. It is also very convenient for integration into production pipelines thanks to its compatibility with many file formats. In addition, it allows for real time working for fast and efficient performance when viewing final results. The roto and tracking tools are very advanced and accurate, allowing for realistic compositions. Finally, since Nuke is widely used in the film and television industry, it is highly valued in the job market.

While Nuke is a compositing software that I like for its power and flexibility, I have to admit that it also has some drawbacks. For example, the full version can be quite expensive for me as an individual user or for my small business. Also, the user interface can seem a bit complex for me as a new user, with many menus and options to explore. Some features may also require a longer learning curve for me to fully master. Finally, while Nuke is compatible with a wide variety of file formats, some newer formats may require additional plugins or updates to be fully supported.

Nuke's node based workflow really helps in understanding what we are doing to the image sequences we create from our VFX/Animation teams. It's a great

The tracking tools are harder to use compared with other software. We would love to drop our other production tracking tools and stick to Nuke but we can't at this time. The other con we have with this tool is the cost and the render token cost.