Sounds great but I don't have Nuke... Just After Effects with trapcode particular. May be something useful here, but the problem with post comp is that I need to create lights for the scene that correspond to the starlight (as least somewhat). Resulting in a subtle GI lighting from space... Might still work, but I'd probably have to be far more advanced with all this than I am... Or maybe I'm just over thinking it.
Thanks! On Jun 24, 2014, at 3:02 PM, Sylvain Lebeau <s...@shedmtl.com> wrote: > Maybe take a look at StarPro plug in for Nuke? > > http://www.maasdigital.com/starpro/ > > I never tried it, but at 227$ it's worth to check and you still keep the > control in comp. > Look at the first video for a little tut on it... > > hope it helps > > sly > > Sylvain Lebeau // SHED > V-P/Visual effects supervisor > 1410, RUE STANLEY, 11E ÉTAGE MONTRÉAL (QUÉBEC) H3A 1P8 > T 514 849-1555 F 514 849-5025 WWW.SHEDMTL.COM <http://WWW.SHEDMTL.COM> > <am.png> > VFX Curriculum 03: Compositing Basics > mail to: s...@shedmtl.com > > > > >> On Jun 23, 2014, at 5:42 PM, Nancy Jacobs <illus...@mip.net> wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I'm needing a star field kind of background for a scene, and looking for >> ideas to create it. I have been using Hubble images wrapped around a sphere, >> around the scene, but I'm finding it doesn't read well, even with very >> high-res Hubble images. >> >> So, I'm wondering about other ways to create star fields. Has to be 360 >> degrees, seamlessly -- and I don't have the capability to deal with that in >> a compositing situation. >> >> So....any ideas? >> >> Thanks, >> Nancy >
