Shake Tutorials

I have seen YouTube videos of the clone effect with post dates up to 5 years ago! And as always zero done in Shake. Oodles in Photoshop and FCP. I found the way to do it in Shake based on pgs. 788-793 of the Shake 4 User Manual. It can still be found here http://manuals.info.apple.com/MANUALS/0/...

    There must be at least 50 people world wide still using Shake that did not move to Nuke! Since Nuke is 3D this tut is for those that use Shake as an external efx pallet like I do.      Just one more tut I ran across done in Photoshop and wanted to do in Shake. It should have been listed in b...

Again, something photoshop has many tuts for but none for Shake. T1.png            The photo is from a video clip found online.  T1.png is a screen shot of the node tree.          1. Import photo          2. Add RotoShape          3. Do Not connect photo or RotoShape until RotoShaping is com...

Tilt–shift photography is the use of camera movements on small- and medium-format cameras, and sometimes specifically refers to the use of tilt for selective focus, often for simulating a miniature scene. Sometimes the term is used when the shallow depth of field is simulated with digital post-p...

Removal of a reflection from a camera (on carne) and a sign on a car Last week I had to "shake off" a reflection of a camera on a red car. The reflection was seen on the back window, on the painted part of the trunk and also on the bumper.  I had never done this before and did some research ...

We all know Shake rocks, but anyone who's used the RotoShape tool is left wondering why they have a keyframing toolset so basic, it cana ctually make you cry. This technique outlined below is used to hide a shapes keyframes within RotoShape, preferably after you're done keying it. It may be a bu...

Overview While you won't be throwing out Photoshop any time soon, Shake's QuickPaint node does provide the ability to do a lot of those quick touch-up fixes that seem to be a part of just about every shot. The QuickPaint node has only the most fundamental tools, but thanks to Shake's flexi...