Achieve Professional Product Renders with Cinema 4D and Redshift

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In this video, I breakdown this Product render in Cinema 4D and Redshift. We will discuss how I setup the lighting and my thought process behind it, as well as how we can use Redshift Post-FX to completely elevate the look and feel of your renders. I hope you enjoy :)
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[@wincustodi6229]

Ross - you're a lighting GOAT 😍
Thanks for your videos :)

[@yuvs0]

insightful stuff! thanks for making this publicly available :)

[@djilaliachour1578]

Welcome back Ross

[@bharat5194]

IMO nobody does product render still as good as you, Ross!
One day im gonna be on your Patreon, for now, thanks for the UA-cam tutorial!

[@andonnitsolingkas7898]

Great video Ross! Are you also working with ACES? Would be interesting to see a tutorial on youtube or patreon on your workflow of it!

[@user-cy9lw5re2v]

Thank you for video! But how have you done hughlight on the floor from bottels? Is it caustics?

[@mitch4248]

Thanks for the great tutorial Ross, awesome as always. Maybe a dumb question, but where can I find the photographic exposure setting in the redshift settings? Is it just an older redshift version?

[@iamrossmason]

Yeah this was an old Redshift version. It’s now under a menu called ‘Optical’ and should have all the same settings :)

[@mitch4248]

@@iamrossmason Thanks for the reply, Ross! Yes, found it. Keep on the awesome tutorials! Your patreon is worth every cent.

[@longpham3877]

where did you get the model of the perfume bottle?

[@iamrossmason]

I modelled it :)

[@RemmyMusic1]

too bad c4d is so expensive