In this video, which builds up on the previous one, “Physical Camera and Exposure Control in Cinema 4D”,
you see me building, lighting and rendering a small project in Cinema 4D Studio.
What you learn in this lesson:
– Using MoGraph Cloner
– Using Random Effectors
– Using Dynamics to arange objects randomly on a table
– Random color/texture for each object
– Simply HDRI lighting
– Area Light setup
– Reflection Planes
– Depth of Field
Tags: Depth, Effectors, Light, MoGraph Cloner, object
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