Visual effects studio

Hire visual effects studio service for an artist in development on a vr project i'm working on,' he explains. 'the guy needed his work to be done in-house, and i just figured, if it doesn't break my money and time, it shouldn't be a hassle.' there are two tools at his disposal, both of which provide an interface he is used to. he uses ves3d to lay out his shots while ves3d2 to perform the calculations. 'my current workflow for compositing is to import the frame from ves3d, and then export the resulting data for me to process, which i do by first processing ves3d2, and then import that as a layer in ves3d. i then process it with my color grading tool.' there are three aspects to this workflow that he takes into account: he creates the frame of the clip, and applies the ves3d transformations to it. he processes the ves2 layer in ves3d and applies it to other layers. 'the main thing here is to keep the workflow as short as possible, which means if you can get a frame out of ves3d you can get it out into photoshop very fast,' he explains. then he uses photoshop to apply these transformations. if he wants to work in a single-camera environment, he can get it out very quickly to cineforce in post.