JB MOCEAN | C4D Tutorial - Adding 3D Animation to Real Video Footage @jbmocean399 | Uploaded June 2020 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
In this #c4d tutorial we will be adding some animated spheres to a video of a lake.
Firstly we will be using the 3D camera tracker in After Effects. We will then be importing our tracked camera into Cinema 4D where we will add our animated spheres and make everything look natural. To do this we will be using a couple of techniques like using a Sky Object and Global Illumination to replicate the original footage lighting. Finally we will be compositing everything in After Effects and adding some post Blur.
Don't forget to download the video footage and an image of some clouds below:
Video footage download:
drive.google.com/file/d/1EWo_qmsuHdTW1CM1jDpL1iBrVbgfc0fd/view?usp=sharing
clouds image download:
drive.google.com/file/d/1C0FLgi6zAScNa1YLo8KpsJI0zMWyhwd7/view?usp=sharing
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In this #c4d tutorial we will be adding some animated spheres to a video of a lake.
Firstly we will be using the 3D camera tracker in After Effects. We will then be importing our tracked camera into Cinema 4D where we will add our animated spheres and make everything look natural. To do this we will be using a couple of techniques like using a Sky Object and Global Illumination to replicate the original footage lighting. Finally we will be compositing everything in After Effects and adding some post Blur.
Don't forget to download the video footage and an image of some clouds below:
Video footage download:
drive.google.com/file/d/1EWo_qmsuHdTW1CM1jDpL1iBrVbgfc0fd/view?usp=sharing
clouds image download:
drive.google.com/file/d/1C0FLgi6zAScNa1YLo8KpsJI0zMWyhwd7/view?usp=sharing
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![C4D & Redshift Compositing - Full Tutorial coming Soon [CGI / VFX]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/exrDYhSmDFI/hqdefault.jpg "C4D & Redshift Compositing - Full Tutorial coming Soon [CGI / VFX]
Speed tutorial for now, full (real time) tutorial coming soon.
In the upcoming tutorial I will be compositing a 3D character into real video footage using Redshift and Cinema 4D.
I will also be going through the Redshift render settings and slice render times in half by not using auto samples.
While you guys are waiting for the full tutorial you might want to check out this tutorial https://youtu.be/Wdi7YP9rSjQ in which I cover how we can go about creating the character that I will be using in this upcoming Redshift compositing tutorial.
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![C4D Tutorial - Sci-Fi Landscape and Character Animation [c4d / Redshift tutorial]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/f39i7ta_chU/hqdefault.jpg "C4D Tutorial - Sci-Fi Landscape and Character Animation [c4d / Redshift tutorial]
In this #c4d and #redshift tutorial we are going to be creating a sci-fi landscape and character animation.
We will be starting with a single rock which can be found in the content browser, handy enough! We will then be adding several landscape objects to our scene that we will position far off into the background.
We will be lighting our scene with a Redshift Sun and Sky rig and turning on depth of field for a nice blurry background.
We will be using this character:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UxUFea588vr4BmW3L0S4GKuKVCTyjToG/view?usp=sharing
to whom we will be adding some displacement for an nice bit of extra detail.
Once we have all of that done we will be playing around with the post effects within Redshift to add some lens flare and bloom to our final shot.
Heres the reference image I refer to in this tutorial:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ITRFy1rLbP26KPxdmjJ2NGishO32w2hK/view?usp=sharing")
![Cinema 4D Tutorial - Add CGI to Real Video [VFX - Full Workfflow]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gif5DIQEEbw/hqdefault.jpg "Cinema 4D Tutorial - Add CGI to Real Video [VFX - Full Workfflow]
In this #c4d tutorial we are going to be adding CGI to real video footage.
There are a number of steps we will have to complete to get this done.
The first thing we will be doing is using Cinema 4Ds motion tracker to track the camera movement.
We will then be creating 3D models that will replicate the buildings in the scene. Once we have the buildings modeled we can apply materials to them that will allow them to blend in with the video footage.
The next step will be to create the Worm Man and draw a spline that we can use to animate the worm man along.
After that its simply a case of adding a material to our worm man which we can find in the c4d content browser, lighting the scene and defining the render settings before rendering everything out.
Download the footage here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18Xj81jbnWIBQ5OiyiTl9T6nvwiD1X8r8/view?usp=sharing
The Worm Mans mask can be downloaded here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iYwYHtr2g66K2w3lHFhJE62Z9PoLAZ7v/view?usp=sharing
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![C4d Tutorial Add 3D Objects to Video [Cinema 4D 2024.4] [Render with iRender C4D GPU Render Farm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jH6ctD2rlRk/hqdefault.jpg "C4d Tutorial Add 3D Objects to Video [Cinema 4D 2024.4] [Render with iRender C4D GPU Render Farm]
Hi Guys, welcome back! In this #c4d tutorial I’m revisiting a project I created fouryears ago, but this time, were stepping up our game with the latest version of Cinema 4D 2024.4. Unlike the previous video, where I used the standard c4d renderer and After Effects for 3D camera tracking, well be diving into the powerful new features of Cinema 4Ds native camera tracker and rendering with Redshift.
🔹 What You’ll Learn:
Cinema 4D 2024.4 Overview: Explore the new tools and enhancements that make this version a game-changer for 3D artists and motion designers.
Native Camera Tracking: Step-by-step guide on using Cinema 4D’s native camera tracker to integrate 3D objects into real-world footage seamlessly.
Redshift Renderer: Discover the advantages of using Redshift for rendering, including improved performance and stunning visual quality.
Heres the video footage youll need to get started:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11CEtFl1nGGfg2ktK3ZNZeTOdVjYpNP_e/view?usp=drive_link
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![c4d Tutorial - 3D Motion Tracking and Compositing [Redshift / After Effects]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kHjwsIvlrqo/hqdefault.jpg "c4d Tutorial - 3D Motion Tracking and Compositing [Redshift / After Effects]
In this #c4d / Redshift tutorial we are going to be creating a cgi cloth that will appear to be generated by a jogger running along some train tracks.
Starting off in After Effects we will be creating an image sequence from the footage - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wSr8tUAuLECNXqSC6ERoDpPuiV9pJ6rJ/view?usp=share_link
With our image sequence rendered we will be bringing it into the c4d 3d motion tracker to track the camera. That will allow us to add the red cloth and have it seem like its actually i the shot.
Well be lighting our scene and rendering it all out using Redshift - For those of you who dont want to wait for your cloth to render out heres a full image sequence you can use for the final part of the tutorial - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1v7ZoRab3x1p3o5VN183F-tRtmING6Mle/view?usp=share_link
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