Cinema 4D, Recent Posts, TutorialsDecember 1, 2017July 22, 2018

Cinema 4D and Fusion – Adding Realistic 3D Objects to your Footage Tutorial

[Instructor] Andrey Lebrov

In this tutorial by Anmeko Production House, you’ll learn how to add realistic 3D objects to your footage using Cinema 4D and Blackmagic Fusion.

Topics covered include:

Motion tracking
Track refinement
Objects placement
Passes management in Octane
DOF and Motion Blur setup
Some post-production tips

Tutorial:

Motion Squared Cinema 4D Texture Packs: motionsquared.net

Skillshare Courses:

Creating Realistic Lighting using your own HDRI's in Cinema 4D

Speed up your After Effects Workflow with Motion 2 by Mt. Mograph

Rigging a Character for Animation in After Effects

The Paper Cutout Look in After Effects

The Ultimate Guide to Kinetic Type in After Effects

Related Posts:

Cinema 4D – How to Create a Classic Infinite Room Tutorial

Cinema 4D – Creating Plastic Vinyl Toy Textures with Octane Tutorial

Cinema 4D – Color Changing Particles using X-Particles and Octane Tutorial

Cinema 4D – Render Faster in Octane using Adaptive Sampling Tutorial

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Anmeko Production House, Blackmagic Fusion, C4D, Cinema 4D, Cinema 4D Tutorial, Depth of Field, DOF, Maxon Cinema 4D, Motion Blur, Motion Tracking, Octane, Octane Tutorial, Post Production, Track Refinement

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