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In the Maya file, I generated multiple render layers, not just to align with the realistic object but also to enhance control in the Nuke file.
Additionally, to capture additional environmental bounce color and reflection, I incorporated a surface shader featuring a wood ground plane projection and a notebook cover image plane that I scanned the one in BG plate.
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