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User Guide

Natron is an open source video compositing and special effects software for Windows, macOS and Linux.

This guide will help you getting started using Natron for compositing and visual effects.

  • What is compositing?
    • Theory
    • Practice
  • Getting started
    • About
    • Installation
    • Additional Elements
    • Nuke to Natron transition guide
    • Environment
    • Troubleshooting
  • Compositing
    • Managing Projects
    • Reformatting elements (empty)
    • Channels
    • Merging images
    • Noise removal (empty)
    • Keying (empty)
    • Using Roto / Rotopaint
    • Tracking and stabilizing
    • Transforming elements
    • Working with color
    • Stereoscopic compositing
    • Expressions (empty)
  • The Nodes
    • Common Properties
    • Image Nodes
    • Draw Nodes
    • Merge Nodes Menu
  • Tutorials
    • Writing documentation
    • How To Convert Videos To Image Sequences
    • How To Convert Image Sequences To Video Files
    • Using NLE
    • Creating Digital Intermediate For Editing Servers
    • HSVTool
    • FFmpeg
    • Using PanoTools projects within Natron
    • Vector graphics workflow
    • Alternative Matte Extraction Tutorial
    • Evaluating Script Structure
    • Color Grading Do’s and Dont’s
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