Camera Projection In Maya

Camera Projection In Maya

Tutorial Details
  • Software: Autodesk Maya
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Run Time: 35 minutes
  • Sample Image: Download Here
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This entry is part 4 of 9 in the Best Of Maya – Part 2 Session
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In this tutorial, Cgtuts+ regular author Ivan Krushkov guides us through the process of using camera projection in Autodesk Maya. Ivan will begin by showing us how to separate and prepare our image inside of Adobe Photoshop for later projection inside Maya. In the second half of the tutorial, Ivan will move into Maya and focus on creating simple geometry, setting up the projection, creating and applying materials as well as animating the camera’s movement. This is a great tutorial for intermediate to advanced Maya using interested in learning camera projection techniques.


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Discussion 7 Comments

  1. naftolimann says:

    FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. DigitalDomain23 says:

    Great tutorial!

  3. Chris says:

    Any chance of getting a 3ds max version up? I’ve always wanted to try and do it, but can never figure out how.

  4. Frank says:

    Great tut!! Would definitely like to see more on camera projection. Maybe in Blender 2.5 also.

  5. Thank you for the lesson. The result is very beautiful.

  6. vfxartistwannabe says:

    would be good to have a camera projection tut focusing on city shots, where a great tip on aligning simple cubes to the camera projection

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