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In this Tutorial I talk about how to use Global Illumination (Gi) and Ambient Inclusion to create a realistic studio like scene with over head soft boxes and a seamless backdrop.
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Hi your tutorial is great. I have been using your technique since last year. But this time my 3d model isn’t as bright as yours. I tried using a light. Too bright. lowered its colour brightness to -200, not much difference
The red doesn’t show up in the middle on mine
Nice i did not now global illumination and ambient occlusion
some of us don’t have mac like u so our settings are diffrent (rip english)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! i was going insane because i was never good with lighting and i havent picked up this program in years, i was in desperate need to iluminate a store i built and this did the trick really nice. You are a life savior ^^
thnks man you the best
Whats this dialect?
The reflection with Cinema 4D r17 have different settings and i don’t know how to fix it
awesome… thanks..:)
hi. i created everything except the shadow on the floor didn’t come out. i’m using cinema 4d r16, i did check the 2 boxes : global illumination and ambien something something. help 🙁
thnx 🙂
The lack of specular highlights makes the render look really weird. I’m not sure why you would turn that off.
thx
Nice clear explanation
TANK YOU IS HALP ME TO BE GOOD
I still have my horizon line? Help?
I remember. This was the first picture i ever made in Cinema 4D
how do you rescale it?
great work…
Thx! 😀
the reflective plane on my objects is very hard on this its very feathered. Where do i go to fix this? help!
Good Stuff 🙂
really nice. thanks for the tutorial. its really helpful.
why a primitive cube doesn’t reflect as a sphere does ? Please any tricks to add ?
my gosh your accent sounds so fucking stupid lol
Excellent! Thank you sir
what .. verssion did you use R13? or the latest one
THANXXX
does this only work with curved objects like spheres? i tried this with text and it barely shows up
Your voice soothes my soul
You are awesome!
good thaks loves
Thank you for this easy and simple tutorial with a really nice end product.
Some settings were different for me since I use R17 but some scrolling through the comments helped me immediately.
Started a few years ago with Cinema 4D but stopped after switching computers and didn’t had the program on my new one.
Really happy that I found the program again, definitely going to to this in my free time as a hobby.
again, thank you and peace from The Netherlands 🙂
U are fanboi of the reel ArcuzxD ffs
Doesn’t work for me, I can’t see the lights on my spheres, I followed your tutorial step by step, enabled Ambient occlusion and Global Illumination, nothing works.
Is there a way to hide the lit up shapes from rendering but still have them emit their light?
This guy’s accent…
Very guud.
I remember sitting in my mums office 4 years back, watching this video and learning how to use C4d. This video brings back so many memories!