Why Blender Users Need To Learn Natron!! - Compositing relighting Tutorial

I love Blender...

And I am starting to really love Natron!

I've been a Nuke and After Effects user now for some time and there was never an open-source compositor that I could truly say, "this is a great free contender." Yes, you can get a free version of Fusion, and that's really good, but I wanted something that wasn't hobbled.

Well, a while ago I looked at Ntron and it was, well, Nuke 0.1. It had some things going for it, but it was slow and not enough to make me excited.

I installed version 2.4.4 recently and started to become a bit more excited.

So I thought, I'd make a video to show what it can do for the Blender user in regards to relighting your multi-layered exrs with light group information in them.

The caching is still slow, although my machine could also be part of that issue however, the results are exactly as I would expect for a node-based compositing software.

Anyway, the decision is yours! Tell me if you would like more Natron tutorials and I will make them.

Open source all the way!!

Speak soon!

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