Natron | The FREE VFX Software that's Comparable to After Effects

This is a brief introduction to Natron, a visual effects compositing software that&heavily based on the industry standard and is open source (meaning it&free)! Then a very basic explanation of how it works. Try Natron for Free here: Head to my channel or this playlist for a FREE COURSE on how to learn and use Natron: #Compositing Natron Series Course Outline: Ep1: Introduction and GUI overview - Node Menu and side menu - Top menu - Invisible Setting node - User settings (shift + s) - Node graph - Viewer - Nodes being a tools/settings container Ep2: Key framing - Keyframe state on and off and note expressions - Using the viewer timeline and dope sheet to spot keyframes - Animate a colour wheel to bounce - Using the curve editor Ep3: Tracking - Tracker node - Point track - Copying track to transform node - 4 point track and corner pin - Linked vs unlinked - Using corner pins to do quick roto Ep4: Channels and Premultiplication - RGB - Alpha channel - Premultiplication Ep5: The Merge node - Quick explanation of A over B - Over, under, max, screen, mask, stencil, difference, minus - How to see the math for the others Ep6: Marker removal - Paint clean frame - Transform offset - Corner pin - Switch matte Ep7: Basic Compositing - Text Element - Apply corner pin - Make cast shadow Ep8: Rendering - Movie files vs image sequences - Common file types; exr, mov - Render settings: channels, path, hash, frame range, unpremultiplied - Babying...