People keep asking WHY in the comments. I get it. It's a lot of work for little returns. Here's my answer: If you don't see the point, you don't need it. But those of you working on bigger productions will know why more flexibility in compositing is so valuable.

Didn't skip a single second. I'm not even interested in compositing. Subscribed immediately.

tbh you're one of the best tutorial youtubers out there. you talk in a slow and chill way so anyone can understand and follow what you're doing. honestly just an amazing video. kudos to you

Excelent professional video

I mean, you're like the exact opposite of what the pro studio attitudes are. Here you are, giving away priceless information for free so that low lives like me can learn things the right way from the comfort of our obscurity. You sir, have a new subscriber here!

Have been looking for a tutorial like this for years. This is so clear and so brilliant. Thank you!!!

best tuto best storytelling thank you bro❤

Great tutorial for Blender users who want to use a professional workflow.

For the feedback i love the way you talk it shows how well mannered you are don't change anything everything is peaceful the way you talk also good choice of background music it is subtle and it didn't disturbed me keep it up

It's really nerdy and this why it's so good!

You can use the ODIN denoiser from Reactor as well.

Finally, all this info into a Blender environment!

The tutorial was very clear and concise, and extremely informative, it will be of tremendous help during my upcoming projects

This is a fantastic video. I've been looking for a concise and clear breakdown of how to do this with Blender and you knocked it out the park. Thankyou!

Such a concise and easy to understand tutorial, thank you so much for putting this together!

Perfect !! Many Thanks

Incredible! I'm already using a similar, thought not as comprehensive setup, but didn't skip a single second! Brilliant video

Guy, you are amazing!! I trying to find this information for a few years, but you gave me all in one video!! You are the best! Subscribed immediately.

I really appreciated the high production value of this video. I am also a bit overwhelmed, especially because you did not show a comparison to a "simple" workflow, so it was not quite clear what is the difference in the end. But it is a great video, showing lots of interesting tricks and you talk really well and present really good!

the thumbnail SLAPS

Best explaination.. thankyou so much

Taking time eplaining details is something you are doing which i think is best thanks this video is full of information ..

awesome tutorial man keep it up

This is the most helpful video I've ever watched

This video is really great, it's explains everything at a nice pace with great depth and good context, I've been trying to get into doing this type of compositing for my renders but every tutorial I've seen assumes I already know certain things or just simply doesn't explain things very well. Thank you.

I really enjoyed how you broke down one of your past renders and showed us the small trick within blender to help with renders! I also appreciated the transition and break down in davinci, I struggle with davinci so watching that part of the video was very eye opening in terms of how versatile it is. Definitely looking forward to more videos!

this tut is awesome !!! one of the best !!!

Great tuto man, love you way to narrate what's happening on screen. Please keep it up.

Amazing stuff!!!!! I'll definitely implement Layers into my workflow from now

It's very hard to come upon intermediate to professional videos these days, I appreciate your work specially the optimization playlist.

What an absolute masterclass! Amazing content and extremely well presented, this video is a great resource on how to maximize all of Blenders power 🔥 thanks for sharing!

You’re video was good. My only remark is that you should explain why we need to separate the passes for compositing. Keep up the good work. This is very good material, especially in the Blender tutorial world. 🙌🙌🙌🙌

this is what i am looking for, please make more video about blender to fusion workflow

I will be honest, i don't do compositing or video. Just architecture render of still images. I don't even use Blender (mostly C4D) , but you explain everything in a so "pedagogic way" (even if i'm not a native english speaker as you can see with my shitty english) it's crystal clear !!! This is the kind of tips that are very difficult to learn when you're not already working in the professionnal field and very hard to find. Usually you have to learn in the hard way. Thanks for sharing your knowledges ! Honestly teachers in school could learn a lot from you. It was a very interesting video and a nice channel to find for me, i've subscribed without hesitating. Once again great job !

i absolutely love this video!

amazing tutorial and video thank you!

Very entertaining from the start. Great content.

you are one of the few people i am subscribed to with notifications

Fantastic breakdown, thank you for your time on this. 🤜🤛

Love it. Subscribed immediately.

Freeking good! demistifying this composition world :) Thanks !

this tutorial has explained compositing and nodes in both blender and Da vinci eloquently that i will keep coming back as a point of reference. Also, your description of the restriction toggles 🔥🔥🔥🔥 didnt know what those did

I’ve always asked why my renders always look wrong, now I know why and what to do to avoid it, thank you Mr Wizard of the nodes

Loved this, i knew view layers and passes were a thing for awhile but had no idea how to actually use them in my workflow (how to set them up, etc, when id even need them) And this cleared all that up! Im currently working on a pretty big self project and i think ill be trying all of these thank you!!!

Very great tips, I'd like to mention that denoising each pass before exporting with 0.01 threshold is too important for each scenes otherwise the image is destroyed by noise and denoiser in post production isn't enough

Great video. Struggled how to do it right before, this video have a great structure of how render layers and importantly how to composite them. Helps a lot to understand the process. Thank you!

Your video introduced me to a lot of concepts I had no idea existed, and did so in a way that was easy to understand/kept my attention. Great Stuff 👍

thanks for this

Amazing Tut!

As someone who works in the VFX industry I struggled for years to understand render layers. If only I had information like this in the past! Incredibly well put together, thanks for sharing!

great knowledge shared. thank you.

what a great video

Your videos keep getting better, and they were great to start with. It must be the cheese in the nodes

best video ever bro

Ooh masterclass yessss

Amazing, thank you for a great tutorial

This is one of the best videos I've ever watched - I'm a game developer who makes films on the side for fun, but you've taught me so much about Blender and Resolve in a single video. What I loved specifically was your explicit use of shortcuts with explanations as to how your doing it and why. That is so hard to find and so hard to google for any new users who are still getting use to terminology in these programs - but so easily overlooked by creators, so please continue to do that. Cadence, energy, humor, all of it was perfect - it was the right amount of engaging and entertaining. It was the definition of "Edutainment" I've grown weary of the overly wacky creators who have tried to make their videos more entertaining than informative. I've avoided the skillshare offers for YEARS - but your video and the specific skillshare video you shared - immediately convinced me! I went from stranger who didn't know you to respect your opinion knowledge and professionalism in a single video :) Honestly great stuff :)

Amazing!

Thanks bro, nobody ever explains this stuff

You got me, that was insane to watch !

reason i am learning professional compositing

😳 the most important video I watch

this is absolutely amazing, i needed this thanks!

The video I needed it omg…

Great video!

this was so insightful TBH, i highly apreciate this video. Thank you

Hello Robin! I have been learning a lot about compositing, I have some questions and tips for you: 1. You didnt really explain to the audience why you need to separate all the passes!! so that you can tweak them individually, maybe you can show some examples etc. 2. Denoising separate layers will help a LOT with the denoise flicker and details. 3. Exporting in ACEScg from blender was a bit pointless because you are using blender's ocio config already so you can use linear sRGB since its AgX. 4. Same for the AOVs for the individual passes, you should show some examples and the power of compositing since you have full control on the thing! I really enjoyed the videos since its really high quality in the 'blender space', keep it up!

Great tutorial by the way.

this is a a crazy good video. Love your way of teaching. This video might just make me do color management

Man that was soo good.....I was kind of getting into "HOW TO RENDER PROFESSIONALLY" but every video was soo complicated....this is awesome the way you explained was so clear and fun....i personally had a hard time getting around nodes but you made it so clear.....great job. I was a little confused with the whole alpha thing at 27:27 as I am not that used to node based compositing and don't really know what the different input slots mean on a node in Da Vinci....but anyway...I loved it...Thank You So Much ❤❤

amazing tutorial bro!

There's so much here to take in - amazing. A real help when trying to use Blender for production. Subbed.

The videos are great man dont worry. Life changing information

Your tutorial is more resourceful than major animation colleges in our country lol Keep up the GREAT work!!!

BRO LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN!!!

You did an absolutely amazing job! It's like watching a hundred dollar course, but this one is free. And yes, you're handsome not in an uncannily way

man this was very very informative even for me who is in industry for more than 15yrs. will study davinci resolve more

Very helpful video. Thank you

you're doing something great please keep it up! this video was a revelation for me, for some reason i have a problem rendering fog in cycles

Pro video, good job!

Thank you, I don't think i've commented on a video for 10 years, that was a great video

Great tutorial. You didn't overcomplicate the video and make it longer with the technical aspects. One thing I would be curious to know about though is how you would composite CG renders this way using ACES with footage of the real world, doing the necessary CST to make them match, and then color grading.

nah, mate your videos are awesome and actualy helpful. you can see many blender channels making videos on how to do something specific that doesnt teach you anything. your videos are very helpful, interesting and you can learn something from them that would help improve every project someone makes.

Informative

You are awesome

Excellent video! Subbed

I browse a lot of KZfaq, but I let you know that your video is the only one in a very long time that I bookmarked in the first few minutes in. Very high quality the only distraction was the terribly handsome dude in the video.😶

That's awesome , thanks . I come from a houdini bg and things were a little messy for me in blender 😅😁 now it's getting better 😁.

I thought I knew blender, thanks for unlocking new bosses!

Great video! Very clear and well explined. I just wished you explained why half float and not full :(

cant wait to use this for my workflow!, thank you so much :)

Bro keep going love your content.

Holy shit dude, I honestly did not expect this video to be this much packed with so much useful information. You got a sub!

I would like to see a follow up video on this about compositing specifically Because you did all this to separate everything, to make it look the same as it would look right out of blender (since it feels like adding all the passes and the layers together is basically that) It would be interesting to see what could be done on each layer / compositing, with a before / after

Its what i want ty

This has been the most helpful tutorial I have seen in years! I've known how to use blender and Davinci resolve separately but never considered a workflow using fusion to do the render. Mind blown! This changes everything for me.

thats this type of tutorial uve been looking for since over a year and now randomly popping up on the front page, great job dude!

Bro, stay "nerdy." You sounded authentic! Don't change for the internet, you cannot please everyone.

This is a great video!

I LOVE YOU RANDOM BLENDER PERSON! no seriously thank you for the render advice. I just started and this helps SOOO much.