How to Add Atmosphere to a Scene | Mettle Flux | After Effects
Learn how to add mood and texture to your footage using Mettle FLUX. In this tutorial, Charles Yeager shows how to camera track your scene in After Effects, and then add a FLUX “Volume” to match the camera movement.
As the camera moves through the scene, it also moves through the hazy FLUX atmosphere. There are endless permutations in FLUX, so you can truly customize the atmospheric effects, and even add multiple FLUX “Volumes” in one scene.
FLUX generates 3D Volumetric Fractal Flames, which can be tracked in 3D space, to seamlessly integrate with the original footage.
Supports flat format, 360° video and Stereoscopic Over/Under.
Download free demo and follow along: FLUX
Camera Track your Footage.
Add FLUX and Apply a Preset.
Adjust FLUX and Iterations.
Move FLUX Volume Position.
Add Clipping Volume.
Adjust Color with Vibrance
Use Multiple FLUX Volumes.
Use Unsharp Mask for Fine Detail.
Charles Yeager is a Filmmaker & Motion Graphics Artist currently residing in Arkansas. His projects have been recognized by Canon, Video Copilot, Vimeo, Filmmaker IQ, No Film School, Film Convert, BOOM Library & Filminute. See his portfolio at yeagerfilms.com.
Charles is the author of numerous Mettle tutorials on video post-production in After Effects and Premier Pro. You can find them in the tutorial sections on our website.
