Excellent video. Thanks so much for the info. I also learned that having a photo with enough X,Y, and Z lines is beneficial to help eliminate the red boxes!! [More planes in photo help C4D figure out where stuff is}
Been using this tag for 3D Projection Mapping for the past 8 years. Checking to see if there are any Orientation tips (or just additional tips in general) that might be lurking in the shadows. :)
I know this was done for the Physical render but do you know how I would achieve the same thing with Octane render? I am struggling to get it work organically.
great talk but the link you put in the description does not go to the complete presentation, it goes to a 2:51 video called "MAXON @ IBC 2018 - Eventfilm". Where can he watch your whole presentation?
thanks for the video, but I have a problem, I import my image, then apply the Camera Calibrator tag, I insert my image but when I hit create grid or line or pin nothing happens, theres no line or grid :/ thanks for the help in advance
Hi, I'm trying to figure out to make "naked eye 3d" with cinema 4d. I already figured it out how to fake perspective in after effects, but the same principle will not work on cinema 4d as, well, basically, it is real 3d.
Johny ; Five thank you! Glad you like it. If you look at 05:35 you’ll see it: select light object (sun) then select sun in the tag properties. There you’ll have time and geo options.
@@RobertHranitzky Can you explain us? It's very interesting understand how to apply this at a tracked camera and imported into c4d. Your videos is amazing! Thanks
@@larasagripanti3350 thank you! You would have to build the entire area that has to be replaced as a 3D model (instead of just one frame as here). Before that you will have to apply a 3D camera tracker in C4D (or in another tool for example After Effects)…
Excellent video. Thanks so much for the info. I also learned that having a photo with enough X,Y, and Z lines is beneficial to help eliminate the red boxes!! [More planes in photo help C4D figure out where stuff is}
Nice quick tip. Thank you for the tutorial. Would love to see a quick walkthrough of the set
extension.
Crave Leaks Thanks so much! Check the full talk, it might give you an overall better insight! Let me know what you think
Been using this tag for 3D Projection Mapping for the past 8 years. Checking to see if there are any Orientation tips (or just additional tips in general) that might be lurking in the shadows. :)
Nice! Can't wait to see more!
How to use camera calibrator with C4D S22. Can not find this tags? Thx.
Easy And Best__Thanks Alot!..
Is there a way to scale up the scene once created?
I found it in Tags > Tracking Tags > Camera Calibrator (R12)
I know this was done for the Physical render but do you know how I would achieve the same thing with Octane render? I am struggling to get it work organically.
Hi there. For r21 wheres the camera callibration tool?
Congrats on the talk! Very interesting.
Northern Introvert thank you!
Great video, thank you.
Thank You
How to turn on that zoom window?
great talk but the link you put in the description does not go to the complete presentation, it goes to a 2:51 video called "MAXON @ IBC 2018 - Eventfilm". Where can he watch your whole presentation?
For anyone else looking for it, I found it here-> ua-cam.com/video/m99oyciZRbA/v-deo.html
Great catch Andres, thank you! Sorry, I indeed had the wrong link in there. Fixed it now.
@@RobertHranitzky glad to help!
Cool tutorial, thank you!
thanks for the video, but I have a problem, I import my image, then apply the Camera Calibrator tag, I insert my image but when I hit create grid or line or pin nothing happens, theres no line or grid :/ thanks for the help in advance
Hi, I'm trying to figure out to make "naked eye 3d" with cinema 4d. I already figured it out how to fake perspective in after effects, but the same principle will not work on cinema 4d as, well, basically, it is real 3d.
How do I use 2d camera mode on a tracked camera so I can zoom in for more accurate image modeling?
How you do that with self created objects ? Not an image
dude the music out of nowhere scared my ass off lol, but nice video
this is awesome Rob, thank you! when you get the longitude and latitude coordinates, where do you put them in Cinema 4D?
Johny ; Five thank you! Glad you like it.
If you look at 05:35 you’ll see it: select light object (sun) then select sun in the tag properties. There you’ll have time and geo options.
@@RobertHranitzky awesome, thank u Rob! =)
Great! Thank you!
You’re very welcome
can you do that with a motion tracked camera?
Thomas Piper yes of course, but quite a lot more work!
Ok how much more work lol
@@RobertHranitzky Can you explain us? It's very interesting understand how to apply this at a tracked camera and imported into c4d. Your videos is amazing! Thanks
@@larasagripanti3350 thank you! You would have to build the entire area that has to be replaced as a 3D model (instead of just one frame as here). Before that you will have to apply a 3D camera tracker in C4D (or in another tool for example After Effects)…
cant find the tag in R25
where's that tag in R21?
:P
i cant find it either!
Found it, its under Tracker Tags
Right click on your camera in the object manager to open tags, Tracker Tags, Camera Calibrator.
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Thanks, useless at all.