3D Fluff – Photorealism Volume 1 – Training for CINEMA 4D R12
English | H264 1440×900 30 fps | AAC 128 Kbps 48 KHz | 1.35 GB
Genre: eLearning
With the help of this 3 hour long set of videos, presented by Janine Pauke of 3D Fluff, you will learn how to effortlessly produce photorealistic and great looking product renders with CINEMA 4D Release 12. A large part of the tutorial requires only CINEMA 4D Prime to complete, and you will end up with a completed project and a convincing product render using only those basic tools. The videos will then take you through additional features such as global illumination, HDRI and cloth to arrive at a genuinely photorealistic result.
With an emphasis on photorealism, the videos cover an entire project from start to finish since even in the modeling phase there are important things to watch out for. The smallest details can make or break an image and the illusion that what the viewer is looking at might actually be a photo.
The difficulty level of this product is intermediate and assumes a basic level of knowledge of CINEMA 4D. No in-depth knowledge required.
Main topics covered:
* Setting up CINEMA 4D
* New lighting & rendering features in R12 (including IES and LWF)
* Modeling
* Texturing
* Simple lighting
* Cloth
* GI and HDRI
* Extra tips
* Project files and bonus content on the disc
System requirements:
Any computer capable of playing back H.264 encoded Quicktime movies. The high quality video compression demands a 2GHz or higher CPU for smooth playback and a minimum screen resolution of 1440×900. Smaller screens may work, but will not show the full video detail.
CINEMA 4D Prime is needed for the main tutorials. Broadcast/Visualize/Studio required for additional content.
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