TUTORIAL | Chromatics Pt. 1 - Creating Holographic Materials in C4D & Redshift

Part 1: Create colorful holographic materials in Cinema 4D!
This is a 2-part tutorial. In part 1, we'll create a reflective holographic material that changes color based on how it's facing the camera.
In part 2, we'll use these materials to create beautiful, distorted chromatic refractions through glass. You can watch Part 2 here: • TUTORIAL | Chromatics ...

[@Elizabeth101195]

Wow. Big thanks for sharing this video! The tutorial is very clear and helpful.

[@mpc365]

Great tutorial. Really love the pace and detail of your teaching. Thank you Aharon 👏👏

[@Brandonbraun]

incredible tutorial, you rock. thank you!

[@feliperamirez659]

hey Aharon great tut! dont you have to put a color correction node with gama 2.2 in between maxon noise and rougness input? the same for bump? so that way redshift can read these noises properly, or in c4d 2023 is not necessary to do that?

[@AharonRabinowitz]

The only answer I can give you is that I got results I like without doing that. I’ve never used a color correction node for this purpose, so if it’s a requirement, I’ve been doing it wrong - but at the same time It hasn’t kept me from getting to where I want things to be.

[@user-bh9uc2qt1r]

Hey Ahron! do you know maybe why I cant see see my materials preview? everything goes black, thanks. (Hi from Tel-Aviv Israel btw :) )

[@tapirman111]

yeah this is an auto sub from me