
Cinema 4D
Realmagazine and Redshift
Crash Test…
Just to play with Cinema 4D and the content browser. I used the physical render with an hdr image taken from hdriheaven (piazza San Marco).
Mandoline Slicers are Dangerous
Here’s what can happen if you use a simple mandoline when in a hurry.
Fortunately, after the first slice of a finger cut a sentient person freezes. From the previous sentence it follows that I am a sentient man.
I want to share with you this representative video of an accident that can happen with the tool I used. The product in question is the following:
Again, remember: never use certain tools if you are in a hurry.
RGB LCD Panel – Free Preset
My RGB LCD Panel preset is here.
It is an XPresso setup that works for standard render in Cinema 4D but it is possible to adapt it to any kind of render engine, I think.
Please note that the pixels in this preset are always squared.
The parameters are the follows: Continue reading
RGB LED Screen Effect with C4D
Another XPresso setup made to realize this video.
If you are interested to the project file for the RGB LED Screen effect let me know.
Realbook and Realmagazine in Paul McCartney “Flaming Pie” Collector’s Edition Animation
To announce the upcoming sale of the Paul McCartney–”Flaming Pie” Collector’s Edition, Lorraine Campo at 33 1/3, Inc. created this unboxing animation using C4D R19 with the Realbook and Realmagazine presets and After Effects.
Note the combination of Realmagazine and Realbook at 2:03.
The Italian Songbook – Realmagazine animation
The Italian Songbook project is a “Cultural Soundscape” conceived and created by Director Antonio (Tonino) Pappano Riccio.
The aim of The Italian Songbook project is to revitalise an older taste of our ancestors to celebrate the eternal and powerful aspects of song, within a context that suits our own modern sentiments. It is your guide and companion as you embrace the beauty of vocal and orchestral art.
It was a pleasure to create an animation for the Antonio Pappano’s project using my Realmagazine preset for Cinema 4D. Click the link below to visit the project page: