Create Realistic Bokeh in Redshift | Greyscalegorilla Training

This training shows you best practices for using Greyscalegorilla Bokeh Maps with Redshift in Cinema 4D.
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[@fauramusic]

Awesome! I was waiting for that all these years! Best maps on the market honestly.

[@Hallsworth]

These look fantastic, great job!

[@the-astropath]

oh hell yeah, great addition to GSG+

[@samgiesbrecht]

such confidence in pronouncing bokeh, right until the end! You've really grown as an artist lol

[@cgpov]

I was soooo close

[@Bobbybobby1]

Using them already :)

[@sydvaughnmotion]

Does anyone know a good resource to find distortion maps? (Lens distortion)

[@MGrillo3D]

Awesome new training and addition to Members plus and I am able to download unfortunately do to heavy gsg site traffic I can not DL moving forward eventually I will one day. Chad with that said; I have tweeting to you and gsg , plus writing to GSG support with no avail to also DL your icon making kit which I also see being used in this demo... Could you pls HELP me I'd love to DL you icon kit. Thanks from a loyal fan and a gsg plus member!

[@cgpov]

The icons in this video ship with cinema, no special downloads needed. 👍

[@StepanHKA]

HOly moly

[@danielschmid8530]

With this amount of options I really have to start asking myself: Was all of this implemented by some nerds who just wanted to nerd out just for the sake of it? Because in terms of sheer practicability I highly doubt that anyone will ever notice these super fine adjustments in the bokeh. Sure someone like us who is now trained to pay attention to this will notice it but most of us are probably in cinema movie productions and most viewers will not notice any difference. Please don't get me wrong here, I'm one of those nerds who absolutely loves to perfect the heck out of things like this to get the perfect result I'm looking for. I'm in love with C4D and Redshift because of all of these options because I can basically create a whole friggin world exactly to my liking down to the bokeh, but if I ever create an animation that's perfect in my eyes and I show it to others they're probably never gonna say "bro that hexagonal bokeh map was the right choice". They didn't have to make it this scientific. But they did and I love it. But the people who will appreciate this the most will probably still be us, not the viewers. Also mad props to the GSGs for this large library of bokeh maps.

[@Greyscalegorilla]

Thanks! We think that these details matter. Even if your customers don't know the tech behind it, they certainly feel it. DPs have been using specific lenses with specific out of focus looks for decades to invoke different emotions in their audience. We think motion designers should have access to these same techniques. And our Bokeh Maps do just that.

[@sicktit44]

Will there be an Octane tut similar to this ?

[@creamlass]

Bruh it was released right alongside this tutorial

[@sicktit44]

@@creamlass Yep, didn't see that until later... thanks anyway

[@vytasrauckis6703]

Blur in Japanese is Bekeru and is pronounced like "Bo Kay Ru". So, Bokey is like "Bo Kay".