#C4DQuickTip

[@Chewbacca2000]

Very cool, thanks!!

[@eddierobbertse8957]

Excellent!

[@antoniopepe]

Great Tip! 🙌🙌

[@JustinMarimon]

Super useful technique! Gives me some ideas of how C4D could be a really useful tool for photo editing.

[@ExpressoMechanicTV]

Fab - thanks so much for sharing!

[@나혼자산다-v1q]

Thankyou noseman

[@cggermany]

Hello Noseman.. I know every video and trick you have shared so far. And I mean everything since your first appearance. But this was so short and precise that it just blew me away. I am asking for more of this and I think everyone would be very happy and appreciate it. BTW.. it would be really cool if you update all your tutorials. I remember that we are currently using the current C4D version with all the new possibilities. That would be just hopeful fun but please stay with us... and challenge to keep trying new things. You are one of the best.. Thumbs up, thumbs up. Please excuse the bad translation from Google Tr...

[@oscarlr3447]

Very useful tip! Thanks!!!

[@hoaeto2180]

Thanks Noseman ❤

[@SLAMINGKICKS]

Nice

[@lukinnni]

Cool trick! Didn't know about it

[@dbmd_uk]

Great tip!

[@simontrickfilmer]

Why is the camera offset often offset while cam calibrating?

[@matthewkwong]

when creating the new Material, I don't see the options for Luminance. Im currently using the 2024 version of C4D.

[@MaxonTrainingTeam]

I assume you're using Redshift which is now default. I used the standard Classic C4D material. Switch your renderer to Standard to see the luminance.

[@matthewkwong]

@@MaxonTrainingTeam Ah sorry, this is my first time using C4D.

[@HarshaKumarbrendanstark]

How do i make the ground collapse on a video