ENDA Episode 192→ The time when ENDA tells a little secret called: Retiming (Part 4)
This node is called OFlow, and it shares several parameters with Kronos, while also running on the GPU.
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ENDA Episode 191→ The time when ENDA faces a Multipass Challenge (Part 10)
Even more importantly, we can check whether there’s still room for improvement, and whether we’re respecting the look and intention of the original plate.
ENDA Episode 190→ The time when ENDA tells a little secret called: Retiming (Part 3)
The Kronos plate feels much more fluid in its movement, while the Retime version, especially in the arms, feels slightly snappy and less natural.
ENDA Episode 189→ The time when ENDA gets in a bullet fight with John Wick (Part 9)
To begin with, when a bullet hits a metallic surface, it creates sparks due to the heat and impact. However, there’s another secondary effect: residual smoke.
ENDA Episode 188→ The time when ENDA tells a little secret called: Retiming (Part 2)
For starters, it analyses the motion in the footage to generate its own motion vectors, which already gives us a much cleaner result than the standard Retime node.
ENDA Episode 187→ The time when ENDA gets in a bullet fight with John Wick (Part 8)
When bullets hit, the friction between the hot metal and the cold surface generates sparks at the point of impact. They’re brief, but they’re essential proof that the elements in the shot are really interacting, and they have to be there.
