In this Adobe After Effects walkthrough learn how Red Giant Holomatrix was used to give grungy 3D text a dynamic sci-fi look.
January 3, 2004 by John Dickinson | 1,164 views | Comments (5)
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The Pixel Lab continues the Cinema 4D model pack collection with Music Pack, 21 music-themed Cinema 4D models.
This breakdown of the Ministry of Sound Headphones spot, created in Cinema 4D by @paulclementstv is truly mind-blowing.
The Pixel Lab has launched Financial Pack, 20 city finance-themed Cinema 4D models, for the usual bargain price.
Brainstorm Digital has posted an impressive breakdown of shots from the hit HBO series Boardwalk Empire.
The Pixel Lab has launched City Pack, a huge new Cinema 4D pack with over 20 city themed models, 3 full 3D environments, 16 graffiti C4D textures and 40 image textures.
Digieffects® (www.digieffects.com) announced the immediate availability of Delirium v2.5, Damage v2.5 and Buena Depth Cue v2.5.
Maxon has released a new plug-in for Adobe After Effects, allowing Cinema 4D R13 users to import After Effects projects into Cinema 4D.
Mamoworld has just released iExpressions, a new companion for After Effects that dramatically increases the accessibility and usefulness of expressions.
John Dickinson - That’s surprising to hear that the support is terrible… The folks at Digieffects are a...
John Dickinson - Hopefully Adobe will “pick up the ball” soon.
John Dickinson - Do you use Cinema 4D as well John?
John Dickinson - I agree Pedro that it depends on the project. I also think plug-in can look bad when its use is...
John Dickinson - Did you buy it specifically for a project Andy?
