🕹GO WATCH GAMELINKED🎮: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d66DmNV8j9jRoc4.html

@NoLoseJustLearn

Жыл бұрын

Why isn't this in the description???

@allthecake

Жыл бұрын

Nice

@Anonymous-qp5nq

Жыл бұрын

goat

@FARBerserker

Жыл бұрын

Filian is gonna flip when she sees herself in one of your videos.

@shaunkellison1761

Жыл бұрын

Linus audience: why are you building a giant studio for KZread?? Do you know how big rumble is getting? KZread has been caught in thousands of scandals involving US election interference and censoring information that benefits their investors in the pharmaceutical industry… Why would you invest in such a volatile business model? Linus: because, 81 million votes, bro. Where is your mask?

I can't wait to see what the community does with all these clips of Linus on a green screen

@PrograError

Жыл бұрын

it's internet... it's like order 66... it will be done.

@MangoMotors

Жыл бұрын

They should release it as a separate video on KZread

@astronemir

Жыл бұрын

The danger is real

@Guds777

Жыл бұрын

They will draw dicks... :D

@thelespauldude3283

Жыл бұрын

gon be lit finding the menes at 3am

at this point LMG should just make a channel dedicated to talking about all their channels

@OctagonalSquare

Жыл бұрын

Or kinda just the business side and how they all work together in their HQ

@arial012

Жыл бұрын

this is like their 6th channel now?

@gavinjones

Жыл бұрын

I guess floatplane sort of fits that definition because of all the bts

@moisesarreola2649

Жыл бұрын

AHWU all over again

@tomwilson2112

Жыл бұрын

Linus Meta Group. =)

Andy looking around in circles awkwardly while people are adjusting his digital hair is a whole mood.

@LRM12o8

Жыл бұрын

It looks so funny though. Almost like a sample NPC with a very basic test animation. How can one look so funny yet not awkward at all while just standing around and moving their head in a smooth, unnatural way like that? 😂

@wrek

Жыл бұрын

This is gonna get memed

@Oliver_JW

Жыл бұрын

Should have T-posed to assert dominance

@pardonless

Жыл бұрын

What about Alex being half-naked behind that green curtain?

@MrCroky123

Жыл бұрын

The video chapters are related to another completely different video. Hope Andy wasn't the culprit ... not that it would be something unexpected XD I mean, he could always blame his hair... p.s.: fixed it seems ... or was it a youtube conundrum ? No ! It was Andy !!!!

Quiet props to Andy for just standing there awkwardly for ages while smack talked his haircut and ran through all this

@ultraaatf

Жыл бұрын

@@erpbridge What

@philosophy_bot4171

Жыл бұрын

Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote: "If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not die? And if you wrong us shall we not revenge?" ~ Shakespeare

@oliver-04

11 ай бұрын

Huh i dont understand this comment? Ran through all this… what? What is Quiet Props

How to LAUNCH A CHANNEL but while making your normal video. This is genius. Kudos to writers 👍

@TheMelbournelad

Жыл бұрын

And it’s already blown past 100k subs

@agunemon

Жыл бұрын

Plus it can tripple as an infovideo for new employees XD

Nothing beats a real set, but that is crazy good performance for a green screen set!

@FLAIR__

Жыл бұрын

I'm honestly amazed at how well it works

@danisaksson3214

Жыл бұрын

Especially for the mental health benefits.

@queueeeee9000

Жыл бұрын

tbh, I was kinda lost when they were explaining the green screen stuff that happens on the black magic box thing. What's going to change (production-wise) for them, now that they have it? Can someone explain it like I'm 5?

@tradingelk6914

Жыл бұрын

@@queueeeee9000 They can use the same "set" for more than one show

@Xdgvy

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Nothing beats a real set. As cool as this is, I will miss real sets. I'll also be curious to see if I can see the difference.

Cant believe how far Fillian has come to be featured on an LTT video! 🙌

@TAMAMO-VIRUS

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, LTT was the last place I expected to see her. They have acknowledged the existence of vtubers a couple of times before by mentioning how some tech could be useful to them, but I did not expect to actually see one in a clip for B roll

@cupcakeobsession

Жыл бұрын

@@TAMAMO-VIRUS Fillian's shenanigans have reached LTT's staffs for them to acknowledge her talent of breaking multiple VR equipments 😂

@dergeneralfluff

Жыл бұрын

And I didn't expect Shondo's clipper here...

@HeatDeathDestiny

Жыл бұрын

Ah, a fellow vtuber weeb

@LemoncloudGT

Жыл бұрын

I didn’t expect filian to end up on a LTT video

Being a VFX guy who works in keying and deals with LED walls all the time, it's amazing to see this high end film tech spilling out into other content production workflows. Keying is never easy, and this is a fantastic middleground - I wasn't aware of the ultimatte kit!

The green screen live compiler thingie is honestly so cool

@NoNameNinjaa

Жыл бұрын

Dude I'm a video editor and this is the JUICE I need to get that inspo. Loving the editors flexing their muscles a little Keep it up yall 💕

@bok..

Жыл бұрын

I want to know the hardware is in that box. I like purpose built hardware

@MrGamelover23

Жыл бұрын

Imagine if V tubers were using this thing. Then combine it with that thing corridor digital used to instantly composite a CG model over an actor, you could have thetubers interacting with real 3D space and it would look seamless.

@henriksundt7148

Жыл бұрын

@@bok.. You can do the same thing with a GPU on a desktop computer. It's just packaged nicely with video in/out in a box, and low latency. And they may have some proprietary algorithms.

How in the world did Filian make it into an LTT video?! My worlds are colliding.

@Allianser

Жыл бұрын

Cause her content is the best illustration of VRchat powers

@SmokeandSpirit

Жыл бұрын

We probably have some Snackers on the inside. We've infiltrated the web.😂

@SakuraChan00

Жыл бұрын

ikr was all wow she should of been tagged

@weirdg

Жыл бұрын

@@Allianser Definitely some of the best out now.

@nastyiceshorts6710

Жыл бұрын

@@SmokeandSpirit yup us snackers are everywhere. Filian pays us very well In fruit gummies 💯

I'm sure if you guys rang up Corridor Crew you could EASILY commission them to build you a workflow surrounding this tech. The LMG staff could quickly pick up on this but Corridor has been using this kind of advancement in video production for their whole channel's life. If anything I just want a collab about everybody geeking out at having a hybrid virtual production setup.

Filian clip is at 12:41. It's absolutely worth watching the entire video, though, to fully appreciate how much work Filian puts into her setup.

Filian on LTT as an example was great. The editor is cultured.

as a vfx worker the detail on that is nuts , the hair definition and the refracted hand sanitizer and glasses is wild .. yea a cleaner green screen makes things easier but thats solid af. that would be so much work lol.. theres also a plugin for blender that does the camera data from your cell phone accelerometer

@JGnLAU8OAWF6

Жыл бұрын

Can also use cheap drone flight controllers to log camera motion data.

@a_d3mon

Жыл бұрын

accelerometers work ok (especially modern ones) but it's best if your phone has a gyroscope as well

@JGnLAU8OAWF6

Жыл бұрын

@@a_d3mon i think all phones have both

@a_d3mon

Жыл бұрын

@@JGnLAU8OAWF6 You would be wrong. A LOT of the cheap android phones lack a gyroscope and magnemeter but have an accelerometer. I had to do a TON of research before I got my current phone (Samsung Galaxy A51) because most of the models below it contained the bare minimum and the A51 was one of the cheapest and best options. Even with all the research I did, it made no mention of having a gyroscope. An A20/A21 both have only an accelerometer and a magnemeter and they're like $100 usd cheaper

@HorizonOfHope

Жыл бұрын

As a vfx person, is it kinda incredible to you that part of their rig is a smartphone? To me that’s bananas. Shows how quickly tech is improving.

One thing you should definitely consider is that if you have lights in a virtual background, you also need to have set lighting in roughly the same location, as the shadows on the actor would look unrealistic if it's just regular greenscreen lighting with lights in the virtual background.

Love how happy Linus is nerding out over all this and educating us. Thx!!

As a VFX artist, I always wondered how they did this so well live! That's awesome! Also, great to see LTT move into virtual production!

@tomkatdev

Жыл бұрын

wonder if they need any 3d / enviro artists on their team?

@Shinkajo

Жыл бұрын

VFX surely?

@TotalInsanity4

Жыл бұрын

Visual ectseff artist?

This is a banger of an episode. It's got that typical Willy Wonka chocolate factory tour energy that I've taken for granted the last 12 years of watching Linus' team productions. At this point traditional media can't possibly hope to compete - how things have changed.

@kobeandgary

Жыл бұрын

Traditional media can't compete with what...?

@Nialligimino

Жыл бұрын

@@kobeandgary Apparently it can't compete with the tools and tech that it's already had for a decade or more...

@kobeandgary

Жыл бұрын

@@Nialligimino lmao right? What a crazy comment.

@cat-le1hf

Жыл бұрын

​@@kobeandgaryShowing how the sausage is made. Traditional media is built on secrecy, obfuscation, and having a larger-than-life impression. This is down-to-earth and relatable.

@kobeandgary

Жыл бұрын

@@cat-le1hf fuck are you talking about?

Love the future proofing of a set built in unreal. I doubt this would happen anytime soon but I wonder what it would be like to have something like this for a VR “WAN show” type thing

I love how much fun it seemed all the other employees were having in the background!

There is no other channel, where behind the scenes kind of videos overlap so well with the regular content.

@minuspi8372

Жыл бұрын

LTT really found a perfect feedback loop, where their videos are about making their videos better

@Bpinator

Жыл бұрын

@@minuspi8372 Agreed, and actually I love them

12:43 man, seeing Filian on a Linus video wasn't on my list today.

@rakshitsinghal3527

Жыл бұрын

ikrrrrr

@HeatDeathDestiny

Жыл бұрын

Not the gift we asked for, but the gift we neededd

@syan2240

Жыл бұрын

Lol

Thumbnail predicted the future

So awesome to see LTT using Unreal! Looking forward to seeing more of this :)

I respect the content LTT puts out, but I always enjoy the Behind the scenes aspect more. Like they could have a blog series about daily logistics issues and I would enjoy it more than tech news or whatever.

@jonny-b4954

Жыл бұрын

I've grown bored over the years honestly. I guess interests fade but I still watch a video occasionally when it pops up. I guess when it lost the Linus and couple buddies feel to it all, I kind of lost interest. I don't blame him though, I'd have cashed in with those millions too. Especially when it's doing something you enjoy.

@patrickvballegooyen

Жыл бұрын

@@jonny-b4954I also don’t watch as much of LTT as I used to but If you like the whole Linus and his buddies vibe I strongly recommend the WAN show, if you don’t already watch it. It is basically just Linus and Luc chilling and talking about stuff for 3 to 4 hours. I sometimes will go months without watching any normal LTT videos but I always make sure to watch the weekly WAN show stream or at least the recording.

@Vysair

Жыл бұрын

yeah, we learnt a lot about computer back then bcuz linus do behind the scene on tech a lot. Now it's the infrastructure

@jonny-b4954

Жыл бұрын

@@patrickvballegooyen Yeah, that's pretty much most of my content nowadays. The videos its just them chillin and the videos have bookmarked topics. I dig that. Best feature YT has done in years.

Props to andy for being the perfect npc during the greenscreen explanation 👏

This videos editing and script is a sudden and unexpected major step-up, feels like some TV people got involved into production, great job

Props to Andy for being an amazing NPC.

No way they used filian as the example for motion tracking

@dany0i

Жыл бұрын

Well, she is very mobile, so it's a good example.

@Free_Spirit2001

Жыл бұрын

They totally did!!

@xynonners

Жыл бұрын

someone in lmg editor team 😮

@asanajp3981

Жыл бұрын

when does she appear? I had the video tabbed out

@Jourei_

Жыл бұрын

@@asanajp3981 12:41

Tom Scott did a whole game show based around this idea 2 years ago. It was called disconnected. It also used LED panels so that the actor could be accurately lit by the scene itself so they would blend in even more naturally.

@biggSHNDO

Жыл бұрын

Tom Scott has been everywhere and done everything

@ntlespino

Жыл бұрын

@@biggSHNDO ... all at once? 😛

@AltonV

Жыл бұрын

@@ntlespino everything everywhere all at once

@frankmthompson

Жыл бұрын

I think the lighting it what is causing it to be off for me. It looks good, don't get me wrong, but he still looks like he's on a green screen. Not that it matters for this, but I would not say it's as good as a real set. I think the lighting could solve that though.

@IzzyIkigai

Жыл бұрын

@@frankmthompson The lighting is off and the movement is also janky af. I almost spewed my lunch from looking at that virtual set...

@10:09 we had photo stations in 2002 here in Switzerland at the Expo.02 that already did that - some of these even didn't have a static background, just the view out. You'd have to move left-to-right and a bit up/down to "wipe" the entire area for it to detect what the background is, but once you did that, the result was awesome. No idea what happened to that tech, but apparently it was not that expensive even back then. Otherwise they couldn't have afforded about two dozen such photo stations to take photos and email them.

Having a dedicated gaming show is amazing bc I don’t watch the full wan shows bc mostly looking for gaming news and having a full show dedicated to it from you guys is amazing.

We did virtual production years ago in Unreal for cheap with a htc vive tracker (1gen). It‘s actually really easy and allows you to realtime comp it together^^ We did this at a convention with cosplayers. Maybe 50ms latency at max. Still got the project lying around somewhere in case anyone at LTT is interested^^

@DVDplayerz

Жыл бұрын

That's what I was wondering. Why use the 5000$ vive thing when they could just as easily slap a regular vive tracker on the camera?

Cool to see LTT finally start getting into virtual production. Using unreal or unity with some trackers or Rokoko mocap suits have become a super “affordable” low barrier entry for content creators in the short film space (like what corridor crew shows off to everyone) and especially Vtubers. Side note: absolutely hilarious that Filian is the example used XD

@StreetPreacherr

Жыл бұрын

Linus should just invest in one of those 'VOLUME' production setups like they use for all the new Disney+ TV shows!

@JohnLasseter-ct5in

Жыл бұрын

@@StreetPreacherr Bruh did you watch the video? He literally talks about it, but it's way too expensive

Whoever scripted this one did an amazing job. Definitely a departure from other videos I’ve seen. Really great.

This is amazing! I knew it was possible to do this stuff but didn't realise it could be processed live as it's being filmed

didn't expect the fillian clips in 12:42

@Justtimeless231

Жыл бұрын

Ikr I watch her shorts lol

If this is what we get from Linus stepping down as CEO and letting his creativeness flow, sign me up. The acting in the intro was A+ quality.

@GregStachowski

Жыл бұрын

He's so much happier and less stressed 😃

@NeonCoding

Жыл бұрын

This video's probably been produced for weeks.

@WayStedYou

Жыл бұрын

@@NeonCoding end of the video: are you sure about that

@LightPink

Жыл бұрын

He's the CEO until July 1st

@droppingpins6244

Жыл бұрын

It's not. He's still CEO right now.

This type of thing is also done in robotics. My FIRST Robotics Competition team has been working on using a camera to locate markers called AprilTags to find where the robot is located on a field, and using that in the 15 second autonomous period where drivers can't control the robot during matches. (Though we haven't gotten it working yet, still working on the code :P)

On the issue of not matching hue due to lighting: You can dual sample. The manual for the Ultmatte12 covers this at the bottom of page 41

@pyramear5414

11 ай бұрын

+1 for manual page reference.

This is cool. Nerdforge also released a video recently that shows how they updated their set to incorporate Unreal 5 and camera tracking, but with a more hybrid approach where they still have a set but render a 3D scene on a tv behind a window frame to make it seem like there is an outdoor area behind the set.

@jacobstanley7089

Жыл бұрын

Potato jet Did something similar. His camera and workflow videos are second to none

Linus is looking more relaxed and happier these days. Good job hiring his boss!

@EoRdE6

Жыл бұрын

The CEO literally hasn't even started work yet so you're just imagining it.

@samlevi4744

Жыл бұрын

He’s still the boss. Lol.

@--_DJ_--

Жыл бұрын

@@EoRdE6 Knowing he doesn't have to keep it up forever might ease some stress, but I don't notice him being any different than before the announcement.

@samlevi4744

Жыл бұрын

@@EoRdE6that and calling Terren Tong a CEO is a bit dishonest. His role is properly described as CAO with potentially some COO work added in. At the end of the day, Linus is the one with ultimate decision making authority. Terren can’t override him if Linus says “no, we’re not doing that” or “we’re doing this, make it happen.”

@LtdJorge

Жыл бұрын

​@@samlevi4744 that's called being a shareholder.

So it’s quite similar to what I did in LIV on my Oculus Quest…no green screen, just a spacious enough clean area, a phone stand with a studio light and my goofy ahh bouncing around in front of my iPhone 12 Mini wearing a stupid white visor. Messed around some to get it working standalone (without the VR grip tracking) and it worked out really well. Would take a lot more choreography to do something on the scale you folks are, but a whole new world of creative possibilities still lay out there for us small time

Man. BMD has come so far from the last time I was working in broadcasting. So damn COOL!

I’m glad to see LMG grow so much! Edit:this is the most likes I have ever gotten on a comment

@JoshWhitford91

Жыл бұрын

Right?! I remember watching him review the lan-boy air while sitting on a park bench!😂

@kiari1995

Жыл бұрын

@@JoshWhitford91 i used to be dissapointed by the bulldozer reviews x.x

@kiari1995

Жыл бұрын

@@JoshWhitford91 then i got the 1100t be :O bonkers to have 16 gigs and a 6 core in 2011 (2012) forreal

@JoshWhitford91

Жыл бұрын

@@kiari1995 I still have my bulldozer chip 😅. Gonna make an acrylic case to make a history wall along with my fried hd7900 😂

shout out to the whole team for being so precise; love LTT!

I was just working with these devices In a commercial broadcast setting I appreciate the explanation of how It works and now fully understand the dirty and clean terminology they were using.

I was almost expecting virtual production with giant led panels.

@mariotriforce

Жыл бұрын

​@@marcogenovesi8570well good for realistic lighting on actors & good for previz but ya everything gets recomped in post 😅

@aronseptianto8142

Жыл бұрын

yeah i thought this was the time linus rationalized the purchase of the microled wall he has been wanting

@user-pd1gl8tf3d

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 funny you say that, the company I work for makes the hardware that drives these LED walls. While it may have flaws, it can save time in post production. The whole low light situation depends on what camera settings they use. The panels can be driven over 4000 nits but can the camera handle it and still capture the actor and background? For example, they want to use prime lenses, lower f-stop to get DOF effects.

@Yay295

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 An OLED without the LED seems like it could work? Not that anyone makes that.

@wd40addict

Жыл бұрын

@@marcogenovesi8570 To each their own. I think it looks much better than all green screen in movies. I watched 1899, fully done with led pannels and I loved the look.

Linus’ employees: Our workload is too big, I wish we could put out less videos that we work harder on Linus: I know just the thing

@DanielFerreira-ez8qd

Жыл бұрын

​@@jjann54321 They don't "want" more, they NEED more. 90% of their content is heavily reliant on releasing it as soon as possible. Product reviews, news, and their podcast content. Also, why throw a jab like that? Far as anyone's concerned LMG properly compensates for people's hard work whenever they need to crunch. And something like this quite literally avoids those extra hours in the first place, so I don't understand what you're getting at in the first place.

This is so cool and interesting. I definitely want to explore this avenue, too - also the video was super entertaining to watch. I love these behind the scenes or rather production themed videos ✌️

I freaky love virtual productions!!! i'm so excited to see you guys talking about it

That plastic soap bottle demo was amazing! This thing seems to composite better than most keying filters I've played around with. Can you run old, pre-recorded footage though this thing for the same effect?

@jonwhittaker6307

Жыл бұрын

why not

@Robert08010

Жыл бұрын

The big question is one of compression. If you used hi compression on that raw footage, you will have difficulty using any method to remove the green screen. But if you have raw footage with very little compression, it could work well. High compression with cause a lot of artifacting around the edges.

@GrapplerBakii-hm6yw

Жыл бұрын

I dont understand whats so odd about it keying transparent object, its still green

@istoleyourcoffee

Жыл бұрын

@@GrapplerBakii-hm6ywnuances in the reflections, changing of the shade of green as the bottle isn’t 100% transparent (look at the liquid and the thicker portions of plastic), and no obvious artifacts are incredibly convincing. It’s not just “removing green” as they say in the video.

@GrapplerBakii-hm6yw

Жыл бұрын

@@istoleyourcoffee Its actually not that hard unless you are having a object that actually changes the chroma of the backround, like dark sunglasses for example. For reflections its just a despill. There are techniques to get a fairly good key (about as good as this or better, depending on lighting scenarios). You can simply despill the green, then you remove the original bg from the despill one (BG-DESPILL) that leaves you with only the despill. Desaturate the despill and multiply this over your BG. And at the last step screen you despilled plate over the BG. What would be very mindblowing is if the hardware you deal with multiple colours of greenscreens and seams as in AAA movie production. Would love that.

As a production nerd myself, I loved seeing the BTS of how you guys work on these shows! I love Blackmagic's stuff.

TFO, the French public tv in Ontario has created a Virtual set a while back and actually rents it out. That could be a cool topic to show the technology. They're located in Toronto!!

One of the coolest things back in highschool in the early 2000s is we had a Digital Broadcasting class, and we had a green screen, a special live green screen box, the video and audio switch board, and all that, it was tons of fun to mess around with and do the daily news segment things we did

This workflow is so inspiring, reminds me of doing live video editing back in the 90s, but not at all.

This is such a great "intro to virtual production" video. Kudos to ya'all, great workflow.

dude, you gotta make all your in content ads this efficient, before i could even skip it, i had already been advertised to, so job well done

Virtual sets are amazing now next to what was available to us when I was in school a decade ago, and that was already really neat. I was crew on a student TV show that used a virtual set by the time I was finished, but it was all set up so that none of us really had to worry about it beyond keeping the on screen talent from getting close enough to the backdrop to cast shadows. Also one advanced production class I had I was offered a script the instructor thought would be a good use of the virtual set and he'd match my team with an architect, but we decided that learning VS stuff on top of the zero gravity stuff in the script would be too much for our shorthanded team.

Cool tech! I'm interested to see where the technology goes in the future. I also find it hilarious how at the end of the video, it says "Thursday 06/28/2023" when today is Thursday the 29th. Somebody in editing must not have been paying attention to the calendar too closely. 😆

Жыл бұрын

No no, it’s the 6th day of the 28th month. I mean no one would put the month before the day, would they? 🙃

Here's a fun trick: if you want to get the intrinsic parameters for your camera/lens combo and they aren't available online, 3D scan some object with the camera (take photos from various angles) and reconstruct it in colmap (set camera model to FULL_OPENCV and make all images use the same camera). Be sure to refine the principle point once the reconstruction is done. You now have extremely precise camera distortion parameters you can apply to any vfx stuff you render to get a perfect match

@brettcameratraveler

Жыл бұрын

Nice :) Can you explain how this differs and improves upon the traditional checkerboard technique?

13:35 Small note for Android phone tracking. It's best to have a built-in gyroscope (in a lot of flagship phones such as the Galaxy S but not in all android phones), accelerometer (it's in most), and a magnometer (again, in a lot of flagship phones but not all androids) for real world tracking to work properly. If you have an accelerometer it can work ok (drifts off track FAST), accel and mag and it works decently (drifts quickly but not as fast as just an accelerometer), and all 3 works great (still drifts but it is more gradual and takes a while due to how gyroscopes work)

As a big TV production geek I find this fascinating. It’s amazing how far we’ve come. I remember doing Chromakey as a teenager on Video Toaster in the 90s and this stuff is just wow.

New gaming news channel? Finally, a consistent source of good gaming news that can be trusted! Thanks Linus!

@wheredaboof6492

Жыл бұрын

Gameranx

@Smitty_Werbenjagermanjenson

Жыл бұрын

Linus has been teasing Gamelinked forever now; can't wait

@rakeshraja6549

Жыл бұрын

Gameranx,spawn wave,skillup

@Bob_Smith19

Жыл бұрын

Gameranx exists. More options is always better.

@Anecthor

Жыл бұрын

SkillUp?

The rendered green screen backgrounds still look a bit off, but pretty darn good for non-blockbuster movie quality green screening. There's motion blur that doesn't look quite right when moving and lighting issues. But I bet as the editors work with it more it'll get even better!

You may want to demo the ultimatte smart remote, it speeds up adjusting settings as to not waste any time with talent. Another way to speed up that workflow is to use hyperdeck recorders so your editors can ftp in and access footage potentially while still recording. The desync between virtual content and cameras can be fixed by measuring the system latency and then adding an AJA frame sync or equivalent before the ultimatte to delay the footage by that amount.

I loved all the different studios you have created.

Filian on LTT! She just keeps wining!

@web1bastler

Жыл бұрын

I wonder who's the snacker at LMG

14:23 ah yes… Thursday the 28th… (should be 29)

I think I've seen your "qr" code looking things earlier this year... If I'm not mistaken, they are called April Tags, developed specifically for fast image recognition/ processing. The competitive robotics program I run a team for just switched to them this year instead of retro reflective tape.

11:58 literally made my day. I couldn't stop laughing 😂

Really happy for myself and everyone else who loves watching you guys, having a gaming channel is so sweet!

Linus once again with his shenanigans. Looking forward to the new channel!

I can see a future where the LMG studio is just a series of sound and light controlled green screen booths. I watched this video after seeing the first GameLinked episode and was impressed that they splurged on all of the (what I assumed to be Titan Tube) background lights. If the future of LMG is genuinely going to be a larger collection of smaller channels, this approach could make a lot of sense.

love the camera tracking parts, I do those algorithms for augmented reality

Even tho, thanks to Captain Disillusion, I already knew (almost) everything about this subject, it's so cool to watch this thing working its magic live while you guys explain it, good luck with your new channel!

Virtual products are so cool! I've been fascinated with it since corridor did it. It's really interesting how it's become so accessible to smaller creatives

I love finding out about this sort of stuff. Ever since watching / reading about old Doctor Who where they used CSO (colour separation overlay - what the BBC call chromakey) and how much they used it in the 1970s & 1980s and were trying to push the tech then, it’s fascinated me.

12:43 FILLIAN!!!!!!! LETS GOOO

It is nice to see some more in-depth chroma-key coverage. Blackmagic Design has been and is constantly pushing production on almost every front forward.

@shawnrhode

Жыл бұрын

Blackmagic is great kit. I only have a couple of issues with them (Blackmagic) (these are personal peeves and purely opinion): 1) Their website is a pain to use. The support site layout is not intuitive and finding what you are looking for is a guess factor within a given product line (want the documentation applicable to the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K? Scroll down and maybe you will find a doc dedicated to the line or maybe not. What a document applies to often isn’t clear.) 2) This leads me to my second peeve. Their documentation isn’t great. All the docs look the same and cover the same stuff. Anything remotely complicated or advanced isn’t covered and you are left to hang and dig yourself. Want to find out what a DVE is and how to use it? Look no further than the DVE section in the doc where it might tell you what DVE stands for and that you use it for that purpose. And stop. That’s it. No more details, no examples, nada.). 3) Some of their gear makes a lot of noise. We had an ATEM Television Studio HD that sounded like a small jet while running. I looked it up and there is an iFixit article that covers replacing the small fans with matching Noctua fans that cost a small amount of money and effectively making it silent. Recently we needed to upgrade to an ATEM Constellation 2/ME, a much more recent model. And what do I find? Another small jet plane when it is running. Come on Blackmagic. Please spend more than $5 on the fans in these units. A good fan is quieter, more efficient, and more effective for not much more money. Having said all that, we are still going to be using their gear because the competition in that space and at those price ranges is practically non-existent.

The one thing that gives it away as a green screen is lighting. If your on-set lighting can match the digital set it will integrate almost seamlessly.

That is awesome, and even more so that it comes from Black Magic. I'd love to see you guys using Davinci Resolve.

I'm in the broadcasting / tv production industry for almost two decades now and it's really amazing to see what you can achieve on a budget these days. camera equipment 7 figures, posptro equipment 6 figures, recording equipment 5 figures - all gone. Doesn't only makes me happy because now also cinematic enthusiasts also get to make content with a high production value - I'm a line procer so it also makes my job much easier.

I think the movement definitely has to be worked on to look more convincing. It looked incredible for two seconds but as soon as the camera started doing more complex movements, it looks like the background was really struggling to keep up. Definitely really cool though.

I don't think it will be very long before LTT could outsource production for other creators/companies

@okaydetar821

Жыл бұрын

Why would they ever do that though?

@raistlinmajere1000

Жыл бұрын

Maybe with the increasing number of videos and projects. They have more than 100 employees and they have recognised it is hard to meet the number of videos per week (25 I think)

@patemathic

Жыл бұрын

They have in the past. They produced some ads for some companies, but sadly I can't recall any names off the top of my head.

@ParadoxalDream

Жыл бұрын

uh... they're barely able to handle their own workflow, why would they add other creators' work on top of that?

@RyanTaylor03

Жыл бұрын

@@ParadoxalDream I could see them selling services such as video editing, scripting, labs testing, as they expand to a multi-hundred employee company there will be more employees dedicated to the quality of each production, but once that gets to the point there's enough staff to comfortably handle all current and upcoming LMG channels, they'll have capacity to offer those services, and because of the reputation for great quality they've got it'll be easy to charge a heavy premium. That's almost full contract production house type work, especially if these greenscreen sets get implemented into a workflow efficient enough. Imagine a customer brings a script and some hosts, hops onto a greenscreen, shoots their video, it gets a set background added to it, the full script and storyboard gets sent to an editor as the shoot is being recorded for a near real-time workflow, and an hour after shooting a finished extremely high quality video is produced. Say this gets optimised down to only 4 manhours, say each staff member gets $100 an hour as an exaggeration. A normal production house would probably charge high 4 to 5 figure bill due to the manhours, but LTT get to charge a similar rate but at a much higher profitability. It's got the ability to scale to run in parallel if they're being contracted by other companies Extreme hyper speculation, but a cool future to imagine.

@LinusTechTips I was apart of the Crew that helped build "The Volume" LED Video Wall for Lux Machina and the crew of Mandalorian. If your company ever wishes to explore that avenue and use LED + D5 Switchers for Motion Tracking and Integration please reach out. I would love to come down to Vancouver and help you guys set-up a legit video wall. I have contacts with ROE and various LED companies to this day. Not to mention I could help you guys get the proper rack mounted equipment to facilitate a day-to-day studio operation. Anyways, it was fun to watch this video and I am glad you guys are expanding and growing! I've been a life time fan and still work in the film industry to this day (IATSE Local 600 + IATSE Local 80 Studio Grip).

I wrote software to do this sort of thing decades ago. They had taken movies of a knight in shiny armor in front of a green screen to be sprites in a video game. Obviously I not only had to have it key out the screen, but it also had to get rid of the color in the reflections. Ok, it was a lot simpler than this, and you might have had to have adjustments change per frame, but it did the job.

7:40 his hair gets more wispy on every cut!

thanks for the cameo 00:00:45

Super cool to see this virtual production setup. One thing, though. The example of the "TikTok" filter using body segmentation to turn the person into a colorful illustration is actually an Instagram filter... that I helped make :P

I hope they still put out techlinked at night. For some reason, I really like it

12:39 - Spotted a Raspberry Pi!

@PixelatedError

9 ай бұрын

Haha

The only problem is that the light has to match with the background scene. If you want to achieve a more realistic scene you could also track the lights in UE5. However it might still not look real due to missing reflections and stuff like that. Therefore as you said you'd need to use a very very bright Screen to cast light to the actor. Otherwise a very interesting video. I love your videos about cameras and stuff like this... Thank you for the video

What are those speakers at around 12 minutes in the break room the white egg shaped ones

I was not expecting Filian, so not expecting Filian

5:01 That's impressive as hell

The motion tracking section is wild, it reminds me of mysteryguitarman's video showing how he made everything look handheld, just tracking a sample of shakey hands and applying it to a scene

As a video professional I've been able to tell you guys we're doing green screen on a couple a roll shots for months now but it's really cool seeing the tech behind it. The fact that black magic makes something that cheap when I've been doing purpose but Rex for the stuff that cost three times the price for a decades is insane

Those speakers look like portal turrets. 🤔 12:05