Camera Animations in Cinema 4D - Basic Tutorial - Part 2: Shooting a Car Scene and Previz-Rendering

UPDATE An updated (paid) version of this series is available at www.c4d-fundamentals.com
In Part 2 we have a look at a more realistic example for our camera animation - a car. Get a look into my workflow on how to capture different perspectives and shots. You will also learn how to do a quick Previz-Rendering.
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I have rendered this image by myself

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[@alexzero7059]

Hi i have a question can i make 2d animation video in cinema 4d ????

[@c4dfundamentals]

Depends on what exactly you mean with 2D. You can capture everything without perspective if you pic a corresponding camera projection and you can also build everything with 2D-Assets basically. I think blender has also some nice features for 2D-Animation if you are after 2D-Drawing, cartoon style.

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[@otabekmuminov2185]

Thank you for the tutorial. What do you suggest to use a single camera and animate it to show multiple details of 3D model from different angles and positions so the camera track does not break (I'm having a problem with camera target here). Or what I'm talking is possible with multiple cameras? Let's say, i want to do something like this video - th-cam.com/video/it-RdTLa_Tw/w-d-xo.html

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You want to do this setup with multiple cameras. Basically one camera per perspective or detail you want to show. It is much simpler that way, otherwise, if you use one camera for multiple angles and want to change one part, you might influence other angles and so on. You can also have a look in the Take-System, that is pretty suitable for that kind of scenario. At the end you render each angle as take and put it together in a video-editing software.