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Nuke is more thorough and predictable when working with managed colour spaces. Nuke is much better at extracting deep data and extra channels from CG elements rendered to OpenEXR. In Fusion you can get a low-res preview pretty quickly. In Nuke you kind of have to render the whole thing to play it back, unless it's already cached. Nuke and Fusion have different ideas when it comes to realtime playback.

Nuke requires lots of twiddling if resolutions change. Nuke under-utilises your hardware and is often inexplicably slow to perform the simplest tasks.ДЇusion has a multi-document window, whereas in Nuke you're much likelier to work on multiple shots in one vastly sprawling project.ДЇusion is resolution-independent, making it really easy to switch from low-res/temp/proxy footage to high-res footage and back again, or mix resolutions in one comp.

CMIVFX (VFX Training with an emphasis on FX and simulation work)ДЇusion tends to be considerably faster.

CGSociety (8 week courses focussing on key areas of VFX and digital art).

Plural Sight(Formally 'Digital Tutors').

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FXPHD (Higher end VFX training with full access to software via VPN).(Training for all software! Free with most (all?) North American library cards).Some other VFX related subreddits you may enjoy. r/Allegorithmic (Substance Painter / Designer).

Some other software specific subreddits that may be of interest. etc)ДЇor Live VFX chat, try the Discord Server here VFX for industry pros, students, and hobbyists! Video clips, articles, news, and tutorials for fans and people in the visual effects industry.Д¬hris Mayne's vfx resource document available here (Job openings, Internships, Upcoming Events.

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