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Of course. As (almost) everywhere in blender: Insert a keyframe by placing the cursor over a property and press I Move to a different frame in the timeline Set the property to the desired value Pres …

Yes, open up your User Preferences > Themes > Node Editor and set the Noodle curving to 0. If you want to reset it, default value is 6.

To make it work in all other packages you need to manually create custom output channels and append the passes to your Multilayer EXR via Blenders Compositor: In Nuke you can use J_Ops. With this …

To rotate an image in the Compositor, you can either use the Transform node (ShiftA > Transform > Transform) or the Rotate node (ShiftA > Transform > Rotate): Marcie rotated 90° (click to enlarge) In …

Thinking ahead, you want the Output Path in sync with all the File Output Nodes of the compositor. I think one easy way to solve this is adding a 'version number' to all output paths (as usual) and ke …

The idea of the Compositor is editing some kind of Input. Either the rendered result via Render Layer Node or an arbitrary image from your hard drive via Image Node. At the moment it's only possible …

Object ID passes Assign a unique 'Pass Index' value to each object Enable Object Index pass (Properties > Render Layers > Passes > Object Index) Create a 'File Output' node in the compositor via Add …

In order to get realistic Depth of Field a 2d Depth Map is always required: I'd recommend duplicating the scene, enable the 'Z pass' (Scene > Passes) and rerender the scene via Material Override. U …

Single EXRs or Multilayer? First you have to decide what type of OpenEXR you want to render: OpenEXR to get single files of your passes or channels/layers EXR Multilayer to get a multi-channel file …