Nuke 7 Full with Activator ~ Tech Helper

Nuke 7 Full with Activator

Fast, powerful, industry standard compositing

Our award-winning node-based compositor, NUKE provides the powerful foundation for realising even the most forward-thinking creative visions.

With a host of state-of-the art tools designed to streamline day-to-day workflow and ensure highest quality results fast, NUKE has the tools you need to get the visual result you want while retaining the power and flexibility to solve any production challenge.

Why NUKE?

1. Get quality results with NUKE’s industry-leading color management, linear processing and floating point accuracy .

2. Work more efficiently with cutting-edge toolsets and user presets, multiple rendering options, efficient UI, 3D workspace, gizmos, multi-channel workflow and scanline architecture.

3. An intuitive, easy-to-navigate nodal structure supports easy script sharing and automation to save you time and effort.

4. Work collaboratively with the help of tools including groups, backdrop nodes, sticky notes and precomps.

5. Integrate NUKE seamlessly into your workflow with its major operating system compatibility, low hardware requirements, centralized studio deployment options and Python API .

6. Work faster with advanced GPU acceleration that speeds up the interactive processing of the core NUKE nodal toolset.

:: Nodal toolset ::

With over 200 creative nodes at your disposal, NUKE provides all the tools you need to tackle the diverse challenges of CG compositing. These include all the industry standard keyers (Ultimatte, Primatte, Keylight), together with rotoscope and vector paint tools, time manipulators and multiple colour correction approaches, to name just a few.

:: Multi-channel workflow ::

A robust multi-channel workflow makes compositing more time-efficient than ever. NUKE allows you to manage multi-pass renders in a single stream, separate out individual passes for manipulation and work natively with high dynamic range imagery (HDRI). Multi-channel, multi-view and high dynamic range compositing are part and parcel of the NUKE toolset, meaning increased productivity and better data management.

:: 3D workspace ::

NUKE's integrated 3D environment lets you combine live action 2D and 3D elements quickly and seamlessly. You can create cards, extended bicubics, bilinear meshes and standard geometric primitives and also import pre-constructed meshes. NUKE gives you extra control and flexibility with functionality that includes a 3D environment that offers displacement, 3D alpha shadows and stochastic samples control for motion blur.

:: 32-bit floating point color channels ::

Powerful and highly scalable, NUKE's resolution-independent, multi-channel pipeline allows you to read and output at any image size and manage up to 1023 user-definable 32-bit floating point color channels. Even when processing super-high resolution footage at the highest 32-bit floating point precision on modest hardware, NUKE's multi-threaded, scanline-based rendering engine gives rapid feedback and accurate results.

:: Stereoscopic workflow ::

NUKE’s stereoscopic workflow saves you time by allowing you to keep your stereo footage as one image stream, separating left and right image streams only when you need to. NUKE supports any number of image streams, making it simple to work with multiple camera views. Whatever your preferred technique, NUKE has everything you need to tackle 2D to 3D conversion work, from simple pixel displacement to full on 3D match-moved geometry, with a ‘displacement shader’ tool to help achieve higher quality 2D to 3D stereoscopic conversion.

:: OpenColorIO color management ::

With OpenColorIO (OCIO), the open source color management solution from Sony Picture Imageworks, you can handle color transforms and image display across multiple applications by setting up a single profile to provide consistent colors across all compatible applications. A key tool in simplifying the color management process, OCIO is suitable for both visual effects work and animated features and is specifically geared towards post-production work.

:: Python API and PySide ::

Accessible via the script editor or by running scripts on startup, NUKE’s Python API can be used for full pipeline integration and for automating common tasks and procedures. PySide is also included to allow users to build their own custom user interfaces via Python and the Qt frameworks.

:: 2D tracker ::

NUKE's 2D tracker lets you track and correct difficult objects with ease and accuracy, whilst giving you fast and powerful control over core tracking functionality. The 2D Tracker’s unique keyframe tracking functionality allows you to tackle difficult occlusion problems quickly and easily. With NUKE’s 2D Tracker it is simple to average multiple tracks, deal with luminance variations, assist rotoscoping and work in stereo.

:: Relighting nodes ::

NUKE’s Relight node makes it possible to relight renders in the comp environment, without having to use other packages for quick fixes and adjustments. You can also create point clouds quickly and easily using the ‘Position to points’ tool to see your relighting results in the 3D environment.

:: Relighting nodes ::

:: User presets & node toolsets ::

NUKE’s user presets let you set tailored node parameters for effects and save these for use across multiple projects or shots to save time and ensure consistent results. Node toolsets in NUKE let you automate your workflow by creating grouped configurations of nodes for specific tasks. These can then be re-used at a studio, job, shot or individual artist level, saving you time and effort.

:: UDIM import ::

Using NUKE’s UDIM import you can pull in a set of texture patches that follow the UDIM numbering scheme and quickly apply them to the surface of a 3D object. This feature makes it simple to work in conjunction with our 3D paint tool MARI and other compatible applications.

:: Dope Sheet ::

NUKE‘s Dope Sheet gives you an easy way to visualize the timing of clips and edits when working on shots, giving you the ability to move clips forward and backwards in time. The Dope Sheet also lets you see and move keys around in time with the results and each property of the node accurately displayed in context.

:: Color controls ::

NUKE’s powerful color controls include in-panel color wheels, slider knobs, pixel analysing capabilities and scopes that ensure you have access to a wide variety of color tools. Making sure it is fast and simple to control all variables of color application and analyse detailed levels of color to make correcting easy.

:: In-context help ::

NUKE’s intelligent in-context help system provides an easy to use interactive online HTML help that loads in your default browser directly from within NUKE and gives you access to all of the information found in NUKE’s PDF Getting Started Guide, User Guide and Reference Guide, as well as video tutorials and example .nk scripts that will open in your existing session.

:: Blink framework ::

NUKE’s Blink framework is responsible for GPU acceleration inside of NUKE, making it possible to harness the power of the GPU and speed up interactive processing when using tools such as MotionBlur, Kronos, Denoise, VectorGenerator, Convolve and ZDefocus. If the GPU is unavailable, NUKE will simply revert back to the CPU, with no need for you to adjust any settings.