In this Quicktip you’ll learn how to quickly and effectively remove black pixel artifacts that are often left behind by Blender’s real time Cycles render engine. Frederick will show us a quick and simple technique to clean these up using Adobe After Effects. This useful solution works on both still renders and animations as well.
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In this comprehensive tutorial, author Hugo Tromp will take you through the whole workflow of integrating computer generated three dimensional animation with real life footage. This tutorial covers a wide range of subjects such as motion tracking, footage processing, Maya techniques for compositing, 3D in Nuke and color correction. The first day of the tutorial covers the process of preparing footage for motion tracking and doing the motion tracking itself. Hugo will also explain the workflow of a visual effects shot. Enjoy!
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Today our sister site, Aetuts+, is continuing their Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series. This tutorial will explain how to make the “Inception V2″ flying logo, using Cinema 4D v12 and After Effects. First, we’ll be modeling a logo fracture with Mograph . Then we’ll follow in After Effects, compositing everything together.
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Today on our sister site, Aetuts+, they’re continuing the Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series. This tutorial will explain how to make the “Inception” flying logo style, using Cinema 4D 11.5 and After Effects. In Cinema, we’ll be modeling a maze logo, then using Mograph module (Cinema 4D 11.5 v.), we add the buildings inside of the labyrinth scene. We’ll follow in After Effects putting together the final composition.
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This week, Cgtuts+ has teamed up with our sister site Aetuts+ to bring you this amazing two part, in-depth tutorial, available exclusively to our Premium subscribers. Split across the two sites, the tutorial follows Cyril Kotecký as he walks us through the many ways we can create Depth-Of-Field using C4D and AE, covering both traditional and slightly more non-traditional methods! With the full scenes available to download, we know you’re going to love it. Check out the preview after the jump!
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In today’s tutorial, Georgi Zahariev & Stefan Surmabojov team up to walk us through the creation of a show opening/ident using 3Ds Max to model, animate, texture and render the initial scene, before entering After Effects to do the final composite. Let’s take a look!
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Twice a month we revisit some of our reader’s favorite posts from throughout the history of Cgtuts+, and today we have an amazing C4D post by Alexander Alexandrov. This tutorial was first published in January 2010 and proved immensely popular. Let’s take a look…
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If you’ve ever tried to shoot a car chase scene, you know how hard it is to get everything set up right. Besides being extremely difficult to reset your shots, getting the perfect angle and nailing your timing can be next to impossible unless you can find a deserted road somewhere. With this tutorial, you’ll be able to pull off shots that are guaranteed to impress (cause they’re not real). Half of the tutorials are available in AE Premium, the other half of the series is available through CG Premium… enjoy!
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today put up an excellent tutorial by Antonio Cerri, showing you how to create a flying logo, Tron Legacy style! Today’s part uses C4D to model and animate the logo, whilst the upcoming part 2 uses After Effects to composite everything together. We thought you all might like it too, so check out the preview video and tutorial links after the jump…
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today put up an excellent tutorial by Itay Kaplan, showing you how to track and composite together a Human Pong scene using footage from a tennis match. It uses PFHoe, C4D and of course After Effects to get the job done and we thought you all might like it too! Preview video and tutorial links are after the jump…
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