Compare Natron and Nuke 
- All NukeX compositing tools
- Nuke Studio’s editorial and conform environment
- Up to 4K output resolution
It is free software with big opensource OpenFx effects. The UI similar to Nuke. Users engage in open discussion about new tools with developers. An additional advantage of Natron is the availability of a version for 64-bit systems, as well as portable...
It takes forever to cache previews. It really struggles with HD and 4K footage as to where other compositors don't.
The nodal interface and layout, with a host of highly powerful tools and options for working in 2D, 3D and deep compositing environments is excellent and really allows you to produce great work and integrates you with many options to finish and maintain...
It does not have a lot default plugins.
It is free software with big opensource OpenFx effects. The UI similar to Nuke. Users engage in open discussion about new tools with developers. An additional advantage of Natron is the availability of a version for 64-bit systems, as well as portable...
The nodal interface and layout, with a host of highly powerful tools and options for working in 2D, 3D and deep compositing environments is excellent and really allows you to produce great work and integrates you with many options to finish and maintain...
It takes forever to cache previews. It really struggles with HD and 4K footage as to where other compositors don't.
It does not have a lot default plugins.
