In this lesson you will learn how to easily blend between multiple cameras using Morph Cameras in Cinema 4D. Ultimately, producing smoother and faster animations.
one thing I love doing with Morph cam is to duplicate a CAM A as its child, then choose a different focal length and move it along Z axis. That way I can easily create the classic dolly zoom effects in CG. Love the way Morph Cam can help us "Procedurally" animate camera.
A quick tip for the rotate and zoom at the beginning: create a Null with its center at the focus point of the camera. move the camera into it, and now you can rotate the Null instead of having to move the camera! So just animate the rotation of the null and the z-axis of the camera and you're good to go
Thank you Andy. This is no problem. Add a RS Cam Tag to the Morph Cam. Then adjust your bokeh settings in ORIGINAL cameras - so focus distance, etc. The Morph Cam will look back at the original camera settings. Please let me know if it's not making sense, thank you for your support!
@@YouAndMeAcademy Thank you for getting back to me! Is the RS camera tag still available in C4D2023? I can't seem to locate it. I should have mention which version I'm using.
@@andytaylor3799 If you are in the most recent update make sure your renderer is set to Redshift. Once you do that there is no longer a need to add a tag to the cameras, it's just built it!
@@YouAndMeAcademy Hello, can you help please ? I have several RS Cameras ( all of them with DOF ) but i cant see in the morph cam, and now there is no Camera Tag as options in RS 3.5.2+
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one thing I love doing with Morph cam is to duplicate a CAM A as its child,
then choose a different focal length and move it along Z axis. That way I can easily create the classic dolly zoom effects in CG. Love the way Morph Cam can help us "Procedurally" animate camera.
Ah yes, like Hitchcock shot. Nice tip!
A quick tip for the rotate and zoom at the beginning: create a Null with its center at the focus point of the camera. move the camera into it, and now you can rotate the Null instead of having to move the camera! So just animate the rotation of the null and the z-axis of the camera and you're good to go
Thank you for this tip!
Thank you so much for sharing, really great style of teaching
Thanks Brandon 🤜🤛
Great tip, thank you so much for sharing this advice!
Thanks Al for the support!
Great tutorial and great Video Title also Dec 2021 "Morph Cameras Will Make You Happy :)" Thanks
Thank you! :D
great tips on the morph camera, wow super quick to setup ^__^
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This is an awesome tip! Thanks, greatings from Amsterdam
Thanks Dennis! Also greetings from Amsterdam 😉
Very useful tip. Thank you very much
You’re welcome 🤜🤛
Thank you, man! It's amaizing.
Thank you for your support, I hope this helps!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, SIR! this is what I need :D
Always, glad it helped!
Great tutorial! Any tips for enabling bokeh and rendering DOF using morph cam with redshift?
Thank you Andy. This is no problem. Add a RS Cam Tag to the Morph Cam. Then adjust your bokeh settings in ORIGINAL cameras - so focus distance, etc. The Morph Cam will look back at the original camera settings. Please let me know if it's not making sense, thank you for your support!
@@YouAndMeAcademy Thank you for getting back to me! Is the RS camera tag still available in C4D2023? I can't seem to locate it. I should have mention which version I'm using.
@@andytaylor3799 If you are in the most recent update make sure your renderer is set to Redshift. Once you do that there is no longer a need to add a tag to the cameras, it's just built it!
@@YouAndMeAcademy Hello, can you help please ?
I have several RS Cameras ( all of them with DOF ) but i cant see in the morph cam, and now there is no Camera Tag as options in RS 3.5.2+
awesome
🎥 🙌
this is awseome for dolly zoom
Yes sir!
thank you! nice tip)
You’re welcome 🤜🤛
This feature alone pretty much puts any other 3D program to shame as far as motion design goes.
Yes true, but watch out for Blender... they are coming up quick!