Natron Nodes

Natron Nodes

Article from Issue 219/2019
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Natron gives you the power to apply sophisticated effects to your videos, but its node-based interface can be a bit confusing. This tutorial will help you get a grasp on the basics.

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Let's get this out of the way: Natron <a href="#article_i1" class="info">[1]</a> is not a video editor. The creators' website says it is "open source compositing software for VFX and motion graphics." This is one of those instances where saying what something is doesn't help understand what it does.

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