Introduction to Cinema 4D

Overview

“Once we have chosen our camera, it is time to configure it. In this lesson I will teach you how to configure a camera to get more out of our renders. We will also see what extra options the Octane render camera tag offers us.”

In this video lesson Francisco Cabezas addresses the topic: Camera settings, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 4: Materials, Cameras, and Lighting with OctaneRender. Bring your project to life by adding lights, cameras, and materials.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson, we will configure our camera, to get the most out of our render. I show you how it's done. Once we've seen the different types of cameras out there and have chosen the one that most fits our needs, let's see how to set it up. As with the lights, the camera is native to Cinema and we will need a tag to work with Octane. Actually the label is not necessary, but it will give us certain tools that we could not use without that label. That is, the camera renders without the label, but with the label we have more possibilities. To add that label, we go to Camera, to the name of th...”

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Course summary for: Course 4: Materials, Cameras, and Lighting with OctaneRender

• Level: Beginner
• 12 students
• 15 units
• 16 lessons (2h 7m)
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