This Setting Makes the Eevee Depth of Field Match the Cycles' Look
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- Start
- The 1st projector
Жыве Беларусь😁
- Light blocking
- The 2nd projector
- The 3rd projector
- The final tweaks
- The result
- Start
- Setting up a basic projection in Cycles
- Solving the distortion issue (thanks, CG Matter!)
- Adding the color grading nodes
- HDR-ifying the texture
What you doing nt understand is @ you add the output to 2 emissios nodes. How does it know one is dark and one is bright parts. I dont see the Connection on why it uses that b havior. What happens of you out 3, 4 or more? No explanation one how that works
- Using video for projection
- Start
- Flip horizontally
- Desaturate (black and white)
Something to note about desaturation is that it doesn't account for relative luminance, where certain hues are usually seen as brighter than other ones (i.e. yellow vs blue for example). This usually means that desaturating will slightly flatten and wash out the value range of your image, which is nice for stylistic purposes but isn't what you'd necessarily want if you want to check your values.
- Glare
- Chromatic aberration
- Color grading
- RGB curves
- Vignette
- Film grain
- Pixelization-------------------------
- Start
- Introduction
- Light blocking (boolean)
- Light blocking (standard)
- Shadow texture
- Image projection
- Conclusion
- Start
- How to make a fast fog in Eevee (the Material Settings)
- Absorption
- Extra light scattering
- 2d light beams (godrays)
btw isn't that called "light cone"?
- The volume shader
- The bloom effect
- Bonus: it works in Cycles
- Conclusion
- Start
- Camera settings and depth of field
- How to create a custom bokeh shape
- Swirling bokeh effect (like Heliops 44-2 or similar vintage lenses)
- Panoramic cameras and lens distortion
Whatever's going on at , I love it
Like the buildings and hills for instance at - 10 from any viewers.