Nuke Rotoscoping - Part 6 - Rotoscoping Motion Blur | Nuke Tutorial @creativetap7346
Nuke Rotoscoping - Part 6 - Rotoscoping Motion Blur | Nuke Tutorial  @creativetap7346
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this lesson I will show you how to rotoscope motion blurred elements. I will discuss where to place your roto splines and the difference between Global Motion Blur vs shape motion blur.

00:00 General Project Walkthrough and Breakdown
03:18 Adding our element to the door (checkerboard)
04:16 Analysing our footage
04:55 Drawing our Roto
06:09 Animating the roto shape on a motion blurred edge
09:00 Extreme Motion Blur Example
11:55 Motion Blur Settings - Global vs Shape
15:46 Plugging in and inverting our roto
16:41 Final touches to the roto shape


Footage: drive.google.com/file/d/1KSPfnZj-AZyuCBwnAYiOPp4_9Gc7esEo/view?usp=sharing

Graffiti image - pngarts.com/explore/11313


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