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Blackmagic adds Cinema Camera 6K Gyro data to DaVinci Resolve in 18.6.5 update

Did you know you can now design particles natively within Cinema 4D? Integration with Cinema4D’s Unified Simulation systems allows artists to control emission patterns, precisely modify behaviours, and orchestrate interactions with Maxon’s collection of simulation types, including pyro, cloth, soft, and rigid bodies. These particle scenes can then be rendered with Redshift or cached and exported via Alembic. Learn more > https://zurl.co/rIld #VFX #Cinema4D #MotionDesigners

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Fused contains the most comprehensive fluids toolkit for Cinema 4D artists. Why are people so excited about this? For a better understanding, we turned to our very own Bob Walmsley, our Training specialist, to share his thoughts on what Fused Fluids have to offer. Read all about it 📖 https://buff.ly/3TKfcCt #INSYDIUMFused #xparticles #NeXus #Fluids #CreateLikeNeverBefore

I created these colored particles in Cinema 4D 2024 and Octane Render. It is worth mentioning that I used the new rigid body in Cinema 4D 2024, which simulates very fast and colors under the action of the rotation field. The particles blend together and become crazy.

Experiment with the new partition modfier from the new cinema4D version #motion #redshift #c4d

The 9x7 digital cinema camera is the sharpest you can get, providing four times more sharpness than other top digital cinema cameras. It comes with advanced features like a global shutter and dual correlated readout sensor, delivering high dynamic range, vivid colors, and superior color accuracy. In every aspect of image quality, it outperforms the renowned 15-perf 70mm IMAX film. To support the state of the art, none other than state of the art fluid head, CiNX 3 from Miller. What a revolution!

💁♀️ Cymatics reveals the strange and wonderful symmetry at work in nature, showing us how vibration gives form to matter. This tutorial will simulate the Cymatics phenomenon using the Formula Field in Cinema 4D. Let's bring sound to life! https://lnkd.in/ey2vU5BC

This video shows how to achieve effect of colliding balls inside of a cloth sphere in Cinema 4D using Octane Render.

This method allows you to create a wide range of destruction effects in Cinema 4D, from simple shattering to complex demolition simulations.