Cinema 4D - Advanced Compositing For Beginners

Euras · 2011-09-04T14:46:53+00:00

In this tutorial I will show you how to achieve professional compositing effects using Cinema 4D. The outcome should look similar to this: http://host.talkgfx.net/images/finalcwc.png So lets get started. First thing's first, you need to choose an image which you will use to composite your 3D object into. Make sure that the image you choose is High Definition. In this tutorial I will be using an image I found on http://ezr.me/269. Now we need to turn the image into a material so that we can use it. Double click the empty space in your Materials Manager, and a new material will be created. http://host.talkgfx.net/images/1gkg.png Double click on the newly created material, and you will be faced with the Material Editor. For now, we only need to focus on the "Colour" tab, so uncheck Specular which will be checked by default. Under the Texture sub-title of the Colour tab, browse for your HD image. Also, take a note of the images resolution, as you will need to know it for the next step. htt

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Sep 5, 2011 10:00 AM

Wow, good tutorial. Nice share. Some of the pictures werent loading for me but that might just be me. I'll try this later. Thanks.

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