Ultimate Cinema 4D Camera Rig

[@Igtweettvmedia-oc5vx]

After 3 years I think this is the best camera tutorial

[@benmunyemana9154]

Tim where cold we be without you ;-) you are the best trainer. Thank You

[@김김-p4u]

Thank you very much! You are my Angle

[@Perry-wy2fc]

The best video I've ever seen about this topic. Thanks a lot man !

[@SteelBlueVision]

I think that proper camera position, orientation, and use for animations in this video is far more important than the rig presented!

[@Helloluxx]

Thank you!

[@richardxs]

The best c4d camera tutorial 🔥

[@JephAraujo]

Best camera tutorial ever! Just followed through and saved as my default file.

[@nitromusik9275]

I came in search of something simple.. i found something beautiful

[@StratoArt]

Excellent Rig!! Thank you for sharing how to set up!

[@TheGrrson]

Yes! Can't wait to watch this. My camera movement in C4D needs work.

[@LukeLVC]

Brilliant, trying to find this tutorial for a long time, and eventually, the algorithm understood. :)

[@tagore4d]

THanks so much for the video.. it is super helpful for me, for the present logomation that I am working on.

[@totaltripit]

Oh La La thank you for all your wisdom! This is super useful.

[@endlesslovingmovement]

Amazing! This will come in VERY handy when I start animating more :-D ... so far I have only been creating stills with C4D, actually for years, for my digital art. But i know animation is coming soon and so having this kind of example here is really valuable.

[@kiland3d]

this rig is simply.... incredible efficiency! Thank you very much

[@PratikRathodAnimation]

I found some cam rigs online but ended up making my own with the help of this video, very informative thanks alot :D

[@minhnv458]

this is all I need for my homework, thank you alot sir

[@liandongyu712]

thank you man, useful

[@bharat5194]

Thank you

[@mytyavarivoda7710]

very useful, thanks a lot!

[@alfredmb]

This is supper helpful !! Thank you

[@BOSSdesigns]

You r genuis .. keep on tuts

[@pommedapi3847]

Thank you!

[@asmrdrift]

This is freaking brilliant!! Also, very much needed. Thank you for this!

[@cheeseandegg]

thank you Tim, i learned a lot from this - and the rig is fantastic :)

[@Helloluxx]

That is great to hear, thank you

[@khalil-oe9nd]

sir, you just got a new subscriber ! thanks for the help

[@scaprendering]

Thanks for the tutorial, but in this way you can't go around and navigate the scene through the camera so I'm missing something because this is completely unusable for me.

[@성이름-z3o4p]

notice comment for myself: c4d camera rig with xpresso and managing user data

[@romanogalli]

Thanks so much !!

[@regiessoi]

Thanx? very usefull

[@GrumpNL]

Damn this is good. Thank you!!!

[@Helloluxx]

Thank you, glad you like it.

[@dogwithouthands2013]

This is great, thanks!

[@davidpagani2857]

I love this setup. But am having trouble baking it out for AE. I don't think all tracks are getting baked in - camera doesn't look the same. Any suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks!

[@Helloluxx]

Try baking the camera in the timeline. Use Function > Bake Object with camera selected, then bake expressions. Sorry for the late reply!

[@slange64]

Any suggestions on handling a 360 degree move? Trying with this rig but struggling a bit.

[@slange64]

Okay I figured this out. I am just slow but in case anyone has a similar need and struggles with the rig, just change your presets for Pivot heading to a greater max and a lower minimum setting.

[@bush9686]

Thanks for sharing this;)

[@Helloluxx]

You're welcome

[@lexxandera]

Is there a reason why a second node was used for the target? When I tried everything out in one node (without the NOT node) it seems to work the same? is it because the target overwrites the other inputs automatically without seperating them?

[@xrossfader]

Fantastic Rig and examples Tim! Thank you! I'm curious, you didn't set up the focus target, and was that just so it has all the flexibility we want?

[@cameronleahy4039]

Is there a way to bake this camera down? I tried putting it into GorillaCam but it didn't play nice.

[@Meeksy]

I was thinking the same thing. I played with it for a bit and found that I could bake it by linking the camera to a new Motion Camera and baking that instead. Keeps all the secondary animation and seems to work nicely.

[@motionislive5621]

Could you please give some more explanation about, what do mean by link camera.

[@tapok1991]

BEST

[@elingrome5853]

anyone know if/how we can convert to a RS camera? 🤔

[@3D_GURU]

I am not able to Export that camera in to After effect... please help for it :) thank you for advance :)

[@Helloluxx]

Select the camera in C4D timeline and use Bake Objects function. Bake expressions and then AEC export will work.

[@fahdmohamed7948]

can you upload file city used in this video?

[@doncote4546]

this rigging is kinda useless if you try to export to AE

[@Helloluxx]

Not at all, you can bake the camera in the C4D timeline and then take it into AE. Make sure to bake expressions.

[@doncote4546]

@@Helloluxx if i try to bake camera, it won't work, but baking of the main null (where all expressions are) works. Thank you

[@panioleoful]

Superb! Thank you so much!