Easy Landscape in Redshift C4D (tutorial) ✨

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Thought it would be fun to show you my process for creating this mirror landscape shot; mixing it up a little so its not EXACTLY the same as my behance version, but still visually beautiful to look at.
Speaking of, if of interest, here's the original behance render: www.behance.ne...
Hopefully it's easy enough to follow, but please let me know if you have recommendations for things I can fix or improve for future videos. You can also definitely look through my work and leave some other suggestions on pieces to walk-through. Thanks for watching!
You'll need Cinema 4D and Redshift for this tutorial obviously!
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[@SlavaShatunov]

Thank you, Jess! Your video really helped me understand the principle of working with "polygon selection tag" in a matrix. You have great tutorials, very inspiring.

[@virtuallyvisual]

Of course!! So glad this was helpful and that you're enjoying the tutorials!

[@vites212223]

Thanks for you tutorial! That was interesting, and i've made a great landscape)

[@virtuallyvisual]

aw so glad you enjoyed it!!

[@romuk3092]

Thank you for all your tutorials, you've got a new subscriber ! I'll definitely do this one and the jewelry one. Looking forward to the next ones !

[@virtuallyvisual]

of course!! I have a new one I hope to get out tomorrow! ;) going to be super fun. Thank you so much for the kind comment, and Im so glad you're enjoying the tutorials!

[@1000_O]

great tutorial, u literally downloaded the whole scene basically! 😍

[@virtuallyvisual]

What do you mean I downloaded the whole scene? But thanks!

[@alexmalcacaballero271]

Increible! Gracias, gracias gracias!!!!

[@virtuallyvisual]

absolutely!!

[@Mucharyan]

Great tutorial. Love your work :) Sometimes I just use a shader field with 100% contrast instead of making a polygonal selection tag and it works well also

[@virtuallyvisual]

ooh good idea!! And thank you so much for the kind words! I'll have to try your contrast approach soon!

[@tiagocardoso4434]

Awesome! Can you explain how you made the wind?

[@jolyonmeldrum1]

I'd love to know that too! Really lovely work.

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@jolyonmeldrum1 Thank you both, I can['t take credit for that though! I actually used the newer Runway AI for that, just because I knew I just wanted to throw some motion in for a more interesting intro; but you may noticed the quality between the still and the animated also changed a lot! Runway is fun to add unique motion to photography, but sometimes there's a big loss in quality. If I remember correctly, I threw my photo into Runway, and also added some keywords like 'wind blowing through field, clouds moving', before having it just auto generate some movement. I can do a tutorial if people are curious how to use it!

[@bharat5194]

Thanks for sharing! Subbed 👍

[@virtuallyvisual]

Absolutely! Thanks for subscribing!

[@HumanFatalError]

Great! But how you make animation?

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@HumanFatalError another person asked about this in the comments- for this one I used AI, I think runway or pika labs. But alternatively, you could use a random field with a small rotation value and apply that to the scattered plants to animate over time.

[@ZacFarmer]

I didn’t know you had a KZbin channel too 🙏🙏🙏😭

[@ItsJessEdits]

Haha i actually have two! This one (itsjess edits) is my main! I post nerdy video edits lol. I repurposed a really old KZbin for my 3D content, so I’m hoping VirtuallyVisual can grow too! :)