TURN PHOTOS INTO 3D SCENES CINEMA 4D TUTORIAL

today I wanted to show you how we can take photos and turn them into 3D scenes.
We will touch on some basic modelling techniques mixed with a bit of camera projection and end up with a 3D scene ready to start building up our animation.
This is a great way to introduce some seemingly complex visuals to your scene and give your photos a whole other dimension.
lets take a look at what I’m talking about in action then dive in and see how it comes together.
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[@sweakley1]

I learn a lot from your tutorials. they are fun projects as well as a valuable learning experience

[@hcshowover2906]

Really nice work. Informative and interesting without waffling on a lot and wasting a bunch of time. Bravo sir! You now have a new subscriber.

[@sweakley1]

The "generate uvw coordinates" is a critical step and one I have been missing on my similar efforts

[@JohnKappaAU]

Great tut Sean. Might be nice to show the final render full screen at the end to finish.

[@SeanDove]

Hey John - thanks for the feedback! Was more focused on the technique here rather than the final render, however will look to include a final shit on the future, cheers!

[@gregorydlewis1]

Your tutorials are awesome. Thanks so much for sharing what your knowledge. I hit rewind often but you have taught me so much. Thanks again!

[@tianyizhou6401]

this is so sick man. Thanks a lot for the tutorial

[@mungkey]

I feel confident I can learn a lot of wonderful things from this tutorial. Thor the god of thunder is teaching. :) #peace

[@hezijosef]

Great channel! i like how clear you are and make things simple. Can you please make also some render tutorials?

[@lukas-personal]

oh man, your tutorials are TOP! great work, really appreciate your time and effort with this :) thanks Lukas

[@TheCasejordan]

Wonderfully done, and very clearly explained. Thank you Dove.

[@L0SHKE]

Nice work, only one thing i would change is adding some thickness to the doors. cheers!

[@YourChannelHere]

Really nice tutorial! I'd improve on it by positioning your background planes much farther behind, though. The flying spheres make it look "fake" because the distance is wrong, so they are really small compared to the window but huge compared to the doors. Keep up the great work (:

[@bhekibayani761]

well explained !!! you good teacher thanks a million

[@2slyyy]

my brain has been blessed. thank uuuuuu!

[@ultimategfx5469]

Awesome ..................Good on ya mate ..................

[@gstapleton]

Extremely informative!

[@Javawok]

Nice!! This is awesome mate! I need to get started in modelling and projection mapping . Just need time 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@juansaher]

Click top right on the 3 dots and turn playback speed to .05x

[@locant23]

For anyone who can't find"Camera Calibrator" Right click on camera and its under tracker tags. In R26 that is.

[@kraphik3d]

thanks man this is good for quick archviz too

[@202gonzo]

Would you recommend this tut if I have Octane?

[@ahmadyousef6379]

can we do camera projection on a video instead of an a single image ?

[@solochen9968]

Thanks Thor

[@Instant_Nerf]

Ohh I was hoping you would share the project files.

[@Hambxne]

sean you are the top man

[@donato5391]

Hi! Good tutorial :) Where can i find loop path cut? Thanks

[@MrPada143]

Duuuude thank you so much. More please

[@ItzGoldfish1]

What’s the point of adding the camera calibration tag if you didn’t do anything with it? What’s the point of the camera calibration tag in general?

[@madebytsuki3966]

aye, keep up the cool vids dude

[@fxunique]

Brilliance

[@FrancekX]

I can't find Camera Calibrator in my Cinema 4D, please help. Thanks

[@coffeemovie3794]

cool

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

Feel like Thor is teaching me C4D

[@p.saipavankumar7616]

Hey I am Ur 1k subscriber

[@SeanDove]

Cheers mate - great news for you and me!

[@echouse4577]

Floating out only.= =

[@ferlaur113]

Ok I found it interesting but with that kind of result I would have done it much quicker with after-effects, same or better parallax result: green background behinds theses balls + camera movement. My point is : nice trick but too time consuming for the final result. I subscribed anyway.