Introduction to Nuke for After Effects Artists | with @BenQEurope

This video is sponsored by Benq. This is a brand new series specifically created to help you transition from After Effects to Nuke.
In this first video we do a basic introduction to get you started before you watch more advance videos about Nuke.

I will be showing, side by side, After Effects and Nuke trying to achieve the same result in both applications. We will be talking about the Interface, project settings, Import clips, playback, layers vs nodes, merging layers, blending Modes and exporting.

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#hugosdesk #nuke #compositing #vfx #foundry

[logandrayson]

Love Love Love, thank you so much for putting this side by side with AE. I've been struggling with other tutorials on Nuke and end up being so confused, this was perfect. Don't apologize for the length, anyone who really appreciates the knowledge will watch no matter how long. Please keep this series coming, I feel that I am out growing AE because of the 32 float and having to use noise effect to remove banding etc. Project files to follow along would be cool! Thank you so much again.

[TheWaitingRoomTWR]

Thank for tutorials man, I work professionally in post in LA but I found out all the big boys play with Nuke and not After effects so here I am ready to switch over just like I did in editing when i switched to Avid. And I thought learning another software was done with HA! So far you are the best I've found! Thanks! Subscribed!

[twifeedo]

Extremely helpful! Can't wait for moaaare :) Would love to hear about deep compositing

[SimeonStephenson]

Thank you!!! This channel deserves an award

[MichaelHurdleStudio]

The best Nuke tutorial ever bro. I'm struggling learning how to use Nuke. It's time to up my production skills. Got my sub.

[allanaligula]

This is awesome, planning to incorporate Nuke in my pipeline. Thank you Hugos Desk for these tuts!!!🥳

[kostasfassoulas]

Besides the awesome tut in general, info, pace etc, what is hard to see these days is the way you speak, the mouse movement, the calm voice! Everything, Welldone! Keep it up!!!

[JanFeber]

Your videos and tutorials about nuke are the best on you tube so far! Thank very much for them. I really enjoy them. They are great for learning the nuke what I really need. Love that software! Need to know more!

[ListerofSmeg]

Don't worry about these being too long. These are awesome! Can't wait for the next one

[eXzile]

I’m at uni doing a vfx masters, I’ve been doing it since september and absolutely struggled with nuke, I just couldn’t get it, one watch of this and I finally understand, thank you

[suraj]

I love both (Nuke and AE) of them and I am always struggling while starting new projects to choose one of them, that's why i am searching "adobe after effects and nuke linking" on youtube and found your video.
Big Thanks to you(HUGO's DESK channel) for starting this initiative.

[teeambird]

Thank you so much! I'm hoping to do a Nuke course at escape studios and this side by side comparison gave me confidence

[TomSidProductions]

21:21 Probably the most important thing to have enabled in Ae.
Gamma 1.0 checked as well as color bit depth 32bpc float.

Thank you for this video, now I know why my Ae comps always looked weird.

[plannedproduction]

Helped alot, to conclude: when you render in after effects you feel done and you don't get the feeling that you have total control over your vid. but for nuke, you feel like there is infinity options and that your ready to still make changes and that everything is now setup for you to do so. I am currently using after effects and have a few more things to learn in 3D compositing before I jump over to nuke as a main editing software, overall thnx for this vid, it was exactly the type of vid I was looking for. Have a great day

[ktrhokc]

Thank you so much Hugo. I'm new on Nuke and you made it too easy to understand the differences between both programs, I will continue watching your tutorials, thanks again!

[javisartdesign]

Awesome desktop setup Hugo! These series will be really interesting. really appreciated!

[MrBiswas]

This is so helpful .You are so amazing ! Please make a full course(paid) on nuke for beginners.That will be great !

[blaq]

as an after effects artist i really enjoyed this video tutorial, it had always been a mystery to me trying to know the core differences between AE and Nuke. I think you should me a lot of the differences, hope to see more of these tutorials in the future !

[stevethurow]

Great video. More AE2Nuke please and thank you. Picked up The Art and Science of Digital Compositing because of your School of Motion interview.

[timokrahl]

Fantastic way of comparing them. Big Kudos!