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VFX Plane EXR Compositing - Full Tutorial for Maya, V-Ray, & After Effects [Deprecated Workflow]

Project files available on Patreon | Learn how to composite EXR sequences from Maya and V-Ray in After Effects. This is the full-length version of the six-part series about compositing a plane using Maya, V-Ray, Photoshop, and After Effects. This tutorial has six parts and is aimed at users with intermediate Maya skills and beginner to intermediate After Effects skills. Learn how to reference geometry, set up cameras with a suitable focal length, use expressions to animate turbulence, and do basic keyframing. Next, we set up a dome light with an HDRI and create materials using V-Ray. Also, learn how to use the V-Ray frame buffer, create aircraft metal, glass, and create and apply reflection maps correctly. Procedural noise and fractal patterns are covered as well. After that, create a simple alternative to a particle system by using basic geometry and deformers driven with an expression. This gives us a matte to use in After Effects. Continuing, we discuss render layers, render passes (elements), how to create an ambient occlusion pass, and set up a Z Depth pass properly. Also, learn how to batch rendering efficiently with layer overrides. Finally, we head over to After Effects to start compositing the EXR sequence. Learn how to interpret footage, linearize the working space, use the EXtractoR effect, the unmultiply effect, use a LUT color correction file from V-Ray, and use curves and Lumetri Color. We also composite exhaust and heat distortion using the exhaust matte we made earlier. We composite depth of field and atmospheric perspective using a Z Depth pass. Also, learn how to create bloom in V-Ray and After Effects, camera shake, and add film grain. At the end, we render out a preview file using the Media Encoder. *This series uses a deprecated sRGB workflow and non-PBR materials. The preferred color management workflow is to use ACEScg, which has been the default since Maya 2022. Please refer to the Razor Crest series for the ACEScg color management and PBR workflows. My modified model with textures: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... Original model and textures: https://www.turbosquid.com/FullPrevie... Skip ahead 0:00 Intro 1:15 Project Setup 1:54 File Referencing Explanation 3:09 File Referencing 4:09 Turbulence animation with expressions 5:29 Camera setup and animation 9:00 V-Ray Dome lighting with an HDRI 11:28 VFX tip 13:22 V-Ray materials 15:42 Frame buffer tips 16:57 Reflection settings 19:23 Creating reflection maps in Photoshop 24:30 Applying reflection maps 26:29 Glass 29:09 Procedural textures 30:04 Exhaust 34:14 Render layers 36:36 Removing the background 37:38 Layer overrides 39:27 Render settings 43:25 Force refractions from an invisible background 44:20 Render passes (elements) 47:26 Ambient occlusion AO render pass 49:25 Z Depth pass 51:39 Render setting continued 52:33 Batch rendering 53:54 Importing EXR file sequences 54:31 Interpret footage/color management 57:36 Separating multi-channel EXR's with EXtractoR 58:11 Linearizing the working space 59:14 Unmultiply effect on EXtractoR 59:51 Compositing EXR passes continued 1:02:57 Checking for issues 1:04:36 Fixing issues in Maya (animation, glass, lighting, etc.) 1:09:12 Color correction with a LUT from V-Ray 1:10:33 Color correction with Curves and Lumetri Color 1:11:57 Clipping and HDR Highlight Compression 1:14:43 Exhaust compositing 1:16:26 Depth of field and defocus with Z Depth and Camera Lens Blur 1:22:11 Replacing files and footage 1:22:52 Atmospheric perspective 1:30:23 Bloom in V-Ray 1:31:08 Bloom in After Effects 1:32:52 Camera shake 1:36:13 Add film grain 1:37:26 Final V-Ray render 1:38:01 After Effects preview render settings with the Media Encoder Join the Discord server!   / discord   Portfolio: http://lindenstirk.com/ Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/cgstirk Patreon:   / cgstirk   #aftereffectstutorial #mayatutorial #vfxtutorial