Check out this animation of rotating 3dsmax sphere with greeble plugin applied composited with aerial footage from SkyCamUsa. rendered with octane.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUNOCR5FIF0
Giant greeble ball composite
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I have not had too much success so far. Maybe you can give me some tips. My work flow is this. I create the animation from host app. send to octane to render. Within host app create pure white object and pure black background and render the same frames with same as octane with same fps. Then bring both into AE and use the black and white as a luma matt against the octane render. My problem is i still get a slight halo around the outermost edges.
oh and i don't use DOF in octane at all so my edges will match.
Tips?
I have not had too much success so far. Maybe you can give me some tips. My work flow is this. I create the animation from host app. send to octane to render. Within host app create pure white object and pure black background and render the same frames with same as octane with same fps. Then bring both into AE and use the black and white as a luma matt against the octane render. My problem is i still get a slight halo around the outermost edges.
oh and i don't use DOF in octane at all so my edges will match.
Tips?
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MaTtY631990
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Set luma matte for the render and then pre compose the render and alpha. Apply matte/simple choker to remove those pixels you don't want. I did the alpha and shadow pass for the ball in octane so it would match, but also slightly saved due to the footage not being entirely sharp.