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Cinema 4D R11.5 Essential Training covers all the important steps to get up and running with this easy-to-use 3D application. Designer and author Ian Robinson covers the essentials of 3D design, including modeling, animation, and integration with other design tools. Ian explores how to build objects with Cinema 4D’s basic primitives, and how to use light, shadow, and texture to give depth to a scene. He shows the proper use of the powerful animation tools, including MoGraph, to push 3D designs to the limit. Finally, Ian covers how to combine Cinema 4D with other applications like After Effects and Motion.
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I cannot recommend this product enough. Before this I always learned from big computer books. Now, after having used this 10 hour video CD, I will try to avoid books and look from training video CDs instead. Although the cost of this CD could buy several books there is no substitute for the speed and learning and the fact that it keeps you motivated and focused. A book just cannot do that. You learn and follow along with the instructor. This CD is like being in a class room or having your private tutor! It is worth every penny.
Considering that there are not many good books or videos on C4D R11.5 this is a must have video training source for newbies! Video training is one of the best ways to learn video animation because you can easily follow along, pause, rewind, etc. The explanations are clear and the video layout and organization is superior. You cannot get lost because everything is beautifully presented.
Now I am craving an advanced version of this video.
Now I am craving an advanced version of this video.
