Bryan Steagall (Kidz Korner Studio)’s Post

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's... new toolbar buttons for translation and rotation controls! That's right, after 40+ demo calls attempting to explain obscure keyboard shortcuts "E" and "W" now it's time for some proper toolbar buttons for movement and rotation controls in 3DStreet in this feature update #858.

Created with #Runwayml Camera controls This is a test, more to come Made with Prem Pro for editing Davinci resolve for grading Vision impulse luts -------freebies------- 2000 free midjourney style codes --> bit.ly/JamesLarkin2000

Hello everyone! Iam very excited to share that I have finished my 3rd task assigned by motion cut. Task-3:Expense Tracker It is all about storing all our weekly or monthly expenses with full description and summarizing them. #Motioncut #pythonprogramming

This project is a simple word counter which counts the number of words in a paragraph which is given as input by the user. MotionCut

Color breakdown process with Black magic camera production Tools : Davinci Resolve🎨

Been playing with some generative fill lately, pushing the limits of how clean it can be Shot on: FX3, 35mm 1.4 GM Generative fill: Firefly Grade: DaVinci Resolve SFX: Adobe AfterEffects

Just finished the course “Motion: Principles of Motion Graphics” by lan Robinson ! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ggQD9p4h #motiongraphics.

Love how much framing and color can completely change the vibe of a scene. Thought I’d share this before-and-after from my latest video.. I used DaVinci Resolve as always to take this scene from S-log to Rec.709 and finally to the finished grade. Lately, I’ve been experimenting with power windows to subtly enhance lighting dynamics and add a dramatic touch in post. It’s been fascinating to study how natural light behaves and incorporate that into my color workflow. For this grade, I used color slice as an alternative to DaVinci’s native saturation tool to make the colors really pop. It’s crazy how small tweaks—like isolating highlights, refining light sources, or deepening shadows—can completely transform a scene. What do you think of the final look? Any favorites from this sequence? Check out more on my portfolio: www.denirosemambo.com

Great to see Midjourney catching up with some control features with the introduction of their Edit tools utilising a depth Controlnet - quick test with robots - card model to porcelain sculpture with a style reference image. Well executed as expected from Midjourney, and consumer friendly - look forward to seeing how it evolves. If you're looking for alternatives to Midjourney - this functionality has been available for a long time through super accessible tools such as Adobe Firefly, Scenario, Leonardo, Freepik etc - for more granular control then Vizcom or Invoke should be top of your list ... or A1111 if you're ready to roll your sleeves up...

Here’s a quick video showcasing my FuseBox puzzle—one of the first mechanics I've successfully implemented without relying on any tutorials. While I’m proud of this initial version, I know there’s a lot of room for improvement. My focus is on building it in the most modular, efficient, and scalable way possible, and I’ll need to iterate further to achieve that. My next step is to integrate a puzzle camera system that switches perspectives during interaction, which will also challenge me to refine the system’s overall design. I’m still not sure if I’ve fully succeeded yet, but I’m committed to iterating until this mechanic feels both polished and future-proof. #UnrealEngine #GameDev #IndieGameDev #Blueprints #UE5