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What is compositing?
Compositing is the combining of visual elements from separate sources and unifying them into a new visual element. The purpose of compositing is to either enhance the overall look and feel of a visual element, or to create an illusion that visual elements from multiple sources are in the same scene.
How is compositing software used?
Clearing London's busiest streets
VFX studio MPC London used Flame to digitally clear London’s busiest locations of people, cars, and distracting objects for an ad for Bose.
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The making of Arrival
Freelance production VFX supervisor Louis Morin discusses the making of the blockbuster film Arrival and its seamless photorealistic effects.
Magical dinner parties
From enchanted clothes horses to flying strudel, Cinesite VFX studio served up a magical dinner party in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Featured compositing software
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Tools for 3D compositing, visual effects, and creative finishing
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3D animation, modeling, simulation, and rendering software for film, games, and TV
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Global illumination rendering software for modern animation and VFX production
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3D modeling, animation, and rendering software for games and design visualization
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A review and production tracking toolset for VFX, animation, and games teams of all sizes
Media & Entertainment Collection
Build a powerful 3D pipeline for complex simulations, effects, and rendering to tackle even the most demanding jobs, now and tomorrow.
Shotgun for post-production teams
Review and tracking tools that connect entire studios, teams, and creative workflows.
Compositing resources
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AREA is Autodesk’s official CG community. Find free tutorials, customer stories, forums, and share your work in the AREA gallery.
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Tutorials of all levels to help you learn Flame.
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Tutorials of all levels to help you learn Maya.
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Tutorials of all levels to help you learn 3ds Max.
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Ask and get answers to rendering questions, and share knowledge about using Arnold.
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Learn the post production workflow using Flame, including importing, conforming, editing, visual effects, exporting and archiving.
