Following the movie paradigm where the good is very, very good, the bad is not so bad, and the ugly is not so ugly. 3 conforming sunglasses for 9 figures: Aiko and Hiro, The Girl, Michael 3, Victoria 3, Ingenue Vicky, The Freak, Stephanie 3 Petite and David. 22 mat poses for changing style, Eyewear Pack 1.3 Trilogy uses a hierarchy system so you can rotate, scale and move the glasses easily, so you can use the glasses with extremely morphed characters. Successful close-ups guaranteed.
This DVD takes you through the artistic and technical process of sculpting a human head from a polygonal cube. In this DVD, Kevin Hudson shows why character modelers are moving away from Nurbs modeling and toward Polygon/Subdivision surface modeling, which allows more freedom to localize detail and work with texture. Follow along as Kevin considers and sculpts the various features of the face - nose, mouth, eyelids and ears - as he transforms this simple structure into something as complex as the human head.
3 hours of lecture.
You’ll learn advanced rotoscoping but you don’t have to be an advanced AE user to learn these techniques. Pete will show you how to let AE’s motion tracker do much of the work for you, how maximize results with expressions, how to set up your comps for the most accurate track, how to find and correct bad roto while you work, how to integrate your masks into your primary footage, and much more.
Advanced video tutorials for CINEMA 4D Release 9
Design and visualisation is one of the main professional uses for CINEMA 4D. That’s why we’ve chosen this as a topic for our first training DVD. The DVD consists of two main parts: the first part will take you through creating a stylish glass vase by starting with the modeling and finishing off the final render in Photoshop. In part two you will learn how to model, texture, animate and render a bike wheel and how to use XPresso and Sketch & Toon to take it even further. We’ve also included all the project files and a few extra goodies on the DVD.
The projects are aimed at intermediate to advanced users of CINEMA 4D. We’ve worked hard to give you the highest possible video and audio quality to make sure you won’t miss a single thing. The video is presented with a lossless codec at a resolution of 1024×768 pixels.
The projects make use of the Advanced Render and Sketch & Toon modules but even if you only own the core package of CINEMA 4D Release 9 you will still be able to work through the projects.
The tutorials are co-presented by Matthew O’Neill and Janine Pauke. In total, the videos are just under 4 hours long.
