Amazing! This will come in VERY handy when I start animating more :-D ... so far I have only been creating stills with C4D, actually for years, for my digital art. But i know animation is coming soon and so having this kind of example here is really valuable.
I love this setup. But am having trouble baking it out for AE. I don't think all tracks are getting baked in - camera doesn't look the same. Any suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks!
Okay I figured this out. I am just slow but in case anyone has a similar need and struggles with the rig, just change your presets for Pivot heading to a greater max and a lower minimum setting.
Thanks for the tutorial, but in this way you can't go around and navigate the scene through the camera so I'm missing something because this is completely unusable for me.
Is there a reason why a second node was used for the target? When I tried everything out in one node (without the NOT node) it seems to work the same? is it because the target overwrites the other inputs automatically without seperating them?
I was thinking the same thing. I played with it for a bit and found that I could bake it by linking the camera to a new Motion Camera and baking that instead. Keeps all the secondary animation and seems to work nicely.
After 3 years I think this is the best camera tutorial
Thank you very much! You are my Angle
Tim where cold we be without you ;-) you are the best trainer. Thank You
The best video I've ever seen about this topic. Thanks a lot man !
I think that proper camera position, orientation, and use for animations in this video is far more important than the rig presented!
Thank you!
The best c4d camera tutorial 🔥
Best camera tutorial ever! Just followed through and saved as my default file.
THanks so much for the video.. it is super helpful for me, for the present logomation that I am working on.
Brilliant, trying to find this tutorial for a long time, and eventually, the algorithm understood. :)
Excellent Rig!! Thank you for sharing how to set up!
Thank you
Oh La La thank you for all your wisdom! This is super useful.
Superb! Thank you so much!
I came in search of something simple.. i found something beautiful
sir, you just got a new subscriber ! thanks for the help
thank you man, useful
Yes! Can't wait to watch this. My camera movement in C4D needs work.
Amazing! This will come in VERY handy when I start animating more :-D ... so far I have only been creating stills with C4D, actually for years, for my digital art. But i know animation is coming soon and so having this kind of example here is really valuable.
Thank you!
You r genuis .. keep on tuts
this is all I need for my homework, thank you alot sir
This is supper helpful !! Thank you
thank you Tim, i learned a lot from this - and the rig is fantastic :)
That is great to hear, thank you
very useful, thanks a lot!
This is freaking brilliant!! Also, very much needed. Thank you for this!
Thanx? very usefull
this rig is simply.... incredible efficiency! Thank you very much
I found some cam rigs online but ended up making my own with the help of this video, very informative thanks alot :D
Thanks so much !!
Damn this is good. Thank you!!!
Thank you, glad you like it.
Thanks for sharing this;)
You're welcome
Fantastic Rig and examples Tim! Thank you! I'm curious, you didn't set up the focus target, and was that just so it has all the flexibility we want?
BEST
I love this setup. But am having trouble baking it out for AE. I don't think all tracks are getting baked in - camera doesn't look the same. Any suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks!
Try baking the camera in the timeline. Use Function > Bake Object with camera selected, then bake expressions. Sorry for the late reply!
Any suggestions on handling a 360 degree move? Trying with this rig but struggling a bit.
Okay I figured this out. I am just slow but in case anyone has a similar need and struggles with the rig, just change your presets for Pivot heading to a greater max and a lower minimum setting.
Thanks for the tutorial, but in this way you can't go around and navigate the scene through the camera so I'm missing something because this is completely unusable for me.
notice comment for myself: c4d camera rig with xpresso and managing user data
Is there a reason why a second node was used for the target? When I tried everything out in one node (without the NOT node) it seems to work the same? is it because the target overwrites the other inputs automatically without seperating them?
Is there a way to bake this camera down? I tried putting it into GorillaCam but it didn't play nice.
I was thinking the same thing. I played with it for a bit and found that I could bake it by linking the camera to a new Motion Camera and baking that instead. Keeps all the secondary animation and seems to work nicely.
Could you please give some more explanation about, what do mean by link camera.
I am not able to Export that camera in to After effect... please help for it :) thank you for advance :)
Select the camera in C4D timeline and use Bake Objects function. Bake expressions and then AEC export will work.
anyone know if/how we can convert to a RS camera? 🤔
can you upload file city used in this video?
this rigging is kinda useless if you try to export to AE
Not at all, you can bake the camera in the C4D timeline and then take it into AE. Make sure to bake expressions.
@@Helloluxx if i try to bake camera, it won't work, but baking of the main null (where all expressions are) works. Thank you
This is great, thanks!