Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Adding CGI to Videos - Offset X and Offset Y @DarkfallBlender
Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Adding CGI to Videos - Offset X and Offset Y  @DarkfallBlender
Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial, we will be looking at adding CGI to our Videos using the Offset X and offset Y to help move our Image (Model made by Giovanni Lucca - Link below) around.

Then we can create a reflection for the statue and since the water is moving we will need to add some displacement too. Adding things like, drop shadows, contact shadows and other things to tie in the shot become easy using the offset x and offset y technique.

The Compositing is the biggest part and once everything is in place we can focus on making it look pretty.

I hope you found this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial helpful and as always thanks for watching!

Links

Video - videos.pexels.com/videos/wet-leaves-on-street-rainy-394

Statue Model by Giovanni Lucca - blendswap.com/blends/view/38409
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