40 Detailed Cinema-4D Tutorials to Turn you Into a Professional For those of you who don’t know yet, Cinema 4D is a 3D modeling, rendering and animation software package (developed by MAXON Computer GmbH of Friedrichsdorf, Germany). Cinema 4D has the benefit of a very flexible interface and it’s a user-friendly program, which you can master easily if you invest some time in researching some tutorials. In this post we’ve collected 40 of the best Cinema 4D tutorials, from beginner to advanced levels. A nice blend of written and Cinema4D Video Tutorials. Beginner Level Using VRay in Cinema 4D In this tutorial you will learn how to illuminate a simple scene using the Cinema 4D VRay plugin. Apple Pro Speaker Cinema4D Tutorial The Design of the Apple Pro Speaker is as simple as ingenious. The basics: Primitives In this tutorial you will learn how to add primitives to your scene, how to move your primitive around and how to change the size. How to Make a Pencil The Basics Basic Cinema 4D Tutorial Introduction to Polygonal Modeling Modelling and Rendering a Pillow
accueil CINEMA 4D R12 Training Video Tutorials for Beginners Here are some CINEMA 4D R12 training video tutorials for beginners from the CINEMA 4D R12 Essential Training Course from Lynda.com. In this training course, you will learn the key foundational concepts, such as polygons, textures, and rays, that are crucial to understanding exactly how this 3D application functions. Other topics include: applying materials and texturing, creating and manipulating light sources, animating in the timeline with keyframes, controlling camera movement, texturing with BodyPaint, and creating particle systems. CINEMA 4D R12 Essential Training by Cinema 4D R12 Essential Training - Welcome Understanding the CINEMA 4D workflow - Cinema 4D R12 Training Video Tutorials for Beginners Clarifying the differences between 2D and 3D - Cinema 4D R12 Training Video Tutorials for Beginners Selecting and transforming points on a spline - Cinema 4D R12 Training Video Tutorials for Beginners Modeling with the Knife tool - Cinema 4D R12 Training Video Tutorials for Beginners or
NOBU_LAB | Moogger Fogger NOBU_LAB e' il "laboratorio" del gruppo Moogger Fogger che si occupa delle performances di Audio Visual. Utilizzano sia strumentazioni elettroniche analogico/digitali che “field recordings”,per creare un’esperienza introspettiva nell’ascoltatore. Parte essenziale della loro ricerca è dedicata allo sviluppo di sistemi interattivi (in ambiente MaxMsp) in grado di fornire un controllo gestuale del suono attraverso l'impiego di accelerometri posti sul corpo del performer che, oltre a permettere un'immediata corrispondenza suono/movimento, forniscono una maggiore libertà improvvisativa all'interno della performance. Gli elementi chiave della loro performance sono: enfatizzare le qualità tattili dei suoni,ricreare ambienti reali che circondano lo spettatore e aumentare il lato percettivo dell’esperienza sincronizzando la musica con un’ esperienza visiva.
8 Places Where You Should Learn After Effects From | Motion Design Love On 11.12.09, In Articles, by Matt I’ve been learning and using after effects for a number of years, so i thought i’d share some of the places i learnt After Effects from. Hopefully you can learn something from these sites too. AE Tuts AE tuts is one on the number of tutorial sites from brilliant Envato network. Video Copilot Video Copilot occasionally get bad press from some people in the Motion Graphics industry. Motionscript Motionscript is a site that’s been around for a while, and was created by Dan Ebbert. Maltaannon Maltaannon is run by Jerzy Drozda and is another site that has been around a number of years in the After Effects Community. Creative Cow Creative Cow is another site that’s been around for a number of years, and has grown into a very large creative and technology community. Grey Scale Gorilla Grey Scale Gorilla is one of the new boys on the block. Computer Arts Computer Arts is a magazine from the UK, printed worldwide. Layers Magazine Bonus Sites: Max After Matt Trunks
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