I personally use After Effects for most of my stuff. Usually look at the curves first, then check all the other color metrics. I found that 3D renders are usually a bit too contrasty. I know you can do compositing in Blender too, so especially for tracked footage its super useful to import the video as a plane so the lighting matches. Also found this really useful tool to create PBR maps from videos: https://www.switchlight.beeble.ai/pricing Check this tutorial for Greenscreen Compositing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9kt-ZwToxg&t=87s&ab_channel=ThiesGr%C3%BCnewald @Daniel Olutayo how do you usually approach your compositing?

@Ia Hristova AgX and then I normally set it to medium high contrast :)

Sick! Camera movement goes a long way! Add some cool rotation around it. Also maybe animate a few more parts of the first car since it looks like its mostly staying in place! Great work man keep it up!

Brooo those animations keep getting cleaner and cleaner!

So sick connecting with you all! See you next week!