This video tutorial discusses how to use SynthEyes camera tracking data within Cinema 4D or C4D. Whether you're new to MAXON's popular 3D modeling application or are just looking to get better acquainted with Cinema 4D and its various features and functions, you're sure to enjoy this free video software tutorial. For more information, and to get started using this trick in your own Cinema 4D projects, watch this 3D modeler's guide.
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Apply materials via projection when using Cinema 4D
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Use the object axis tool in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Model with files from Adobe Illustrator in Cinema 4D
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Slow down cloth simulations in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Trace animations and connect clones in Cinema 4D
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Create a 3D model of an American football in Cinema 4D
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Create a space scene in Cinema 4D
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Export UV and Object Buffer passes from Cinema 4D
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Quickly add points to a spline within MAXON Cinema 4D
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Speed up render time when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Use animation presets in Cinema 4D
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Add dynamics to concave objects in Cinema 4D
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Save animation presets for easy access in Cinema 4D
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Solve phong problems when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Set up and animate a book in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Set up an HDRI scene in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Create a basic hand rig within MAXON Cinema 4D
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Create a 3D extruded world map in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Create and use Xrefs when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
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Create a 3D model of a cartoon cat in Cinema 4D
How To:
Apply materials via projection when using Cinema 4D
How To:
Use the object axis tool in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Model with files from Adobe Illustrator in Cinema 4D
How To:
Slow down cloth simulations in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Trace animations and connect clones in Cinema 4D
How To:
Create a 3D model of an American football in Cinema 4D
How To:
Create a space scene in Cinema 4D
How To:
Export UV and Object Buffer passes from Cinema 4D
How To:
Quickly add points to a spline within MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Speed up render time when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Use animation presets in Cinema 4D
How To:
Add dynamics to concave objects in Cinema 4D
How To:
Save animation presets for easy access in Cinema 4D
How To:
Solve phong problems when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Set up and animate a book in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Set up an HDRI scene in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Create a basic hand rig within MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Create a 3D extruded world map in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Create and use Xrefs when working in MAXON Cinema 4D
How To:
Create a 3D model of a cartoon cat in Cinema 4D
3 Comments
Thanks for the tutorial. What did you use to generate the tiff sequence from your movie? Also, when I import an avi into c4d it loses all its sharpness and looks like VHS. I'm using the same aspect ratio and fps, so I'm not sure why the avi is so blurry. It looks fine in syntheyes.
you have to export your movie as a tiff sequence or a png sequence.
make sure you have the whole sequence in one folder or else you would not get the whole tiff or png sequence.
Check out this tutorial on how to export a tiff sequence
Hi, thanks for the tutorial. What did you use to generate the tiff sequence from your movie? I imported my original DV AVI into C4D as a texture but it looks terrible, like VHS. It looks fine in syntheyes. I also tried exporting a tiff sequence from quicktime but it also looks very bad, jagged and low-res. Any help would be appreciated.
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