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All animations are simple...yea we wish :-) Thanx. C4D is my main package. I do all my rendering in it. i don't bother texturing my poser figures in poser. i do it in C4D cause you have so much more control. I use bryce also and occasionaly when it works Strata StudioPro (it ain't OS X savvy). It makes great tileable textures How long did it take you to make your trailer
Thread: web trailer--new link | Forum: Animation
I looked up and saw this link! great trailer. definatly alot of after effects work. I also like your camera angles and fx. media player looks fine
Thread: New 3D animated web series trailer | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://egrafx-design.com
when i downloaded your web.zip file I got a 0 k zip file. I'd love to see your animation. I am also working on a series using just about the same software. i have a 4 and 18min movie on the web. I use quicktime streaming with sorenson 3 compression. the file size for the 18 min movie is 13mb at 560/260. I'm on a mac but most of my viewers are on pc and have no problem with qucktimeThread: Is it possible? | Forum: Animation
Thread: Poster Print Service (Who's Been Holding Out?) | Forum: Community Center
Attached Link: http://www.buildaposter.com
I'm the guilty party! I have just signed up with buildaposter.com I emailed the admin there about renderosity this morning, (once my images were up I knew the place was not a scam). Not so long ago there was a disscusion about renderosity offering a print service. It would be a great Idea if both companys could join forces so that members of the community could have a place to sell thier workThread: What is the best compiler | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://www.egrafx-design.com/3dmovies.html
perhaps if carrara is like raydream studio you can import poser scenes. the only other software i know of that can import poser scenes are 3d studio max and lightwave. as far as bryce goes I've tried and failed. Try a video compositing program like after effects, premiere, or strata videoshop and layer your files. I have included a link of some compiled movies i've made with after effects hope this helps ericThread: PoseAmation movie. | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://http://www.egrafx-design.com/3dmovies.html
I have tried importing bryce quicktime movies into poser and it works well. But the draw backs are if you want to animate several figures in a scene it can be machine intensive. Using the bryce movie as a refernce and rendering each character individualy gives you more scene control so you can tweek a character or motion later without rerendering all the figures. There are several filters in both after effects and premiere that can be applied to the bryce movies, or panoramas, (saves tons of render time using large bryce images in after effects for zooms and pans) and alpha channeled poser movies to enhance themThread: PoseAmation movie. | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://www.egrafx-design.com
Thanx. I have tried streaming using both quicktime and realplayer. realplayers image qualtiy was very bad and very small in image size. quicktime has tremendously better quality and size when compressed with media cleaner pro, but requires a quicktime streaming web server for optimal performance, and for a large movie with lots of viewings, that can be expensive. ericThread: Interested in joining some animators on collaborations | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://www.egrafx-design.com
I started a movie last summer, spent about 4 months on it with about 40 minutes of unedited and 25 or so editied minutes of animation. Voiceovers were the problem. Lots of time and not enough voices. I am interested in continuing my project or collaborating on a new one checkout what i have done ericThread: PoseAmation movie. | Forum: Animation
Attached Link: http://www.egrafx-design.com
That movie was pretty awsome. You can't animate your figures in bryce, but you can use an application like adobe premiere, after effects or final cut pro to layer your poser animations ontop of your bryce scenes. render your poser scenes at whatever size, 320x240 pixel or 640x 480 pixels (full screen). if on a mac use millions of colors + with jepg compression at about 95-100%, if on a pc render with uncompressed frames, and make sure you background is black, no images. This will create the movie with an alpha (transparency) channel so you can layer your scenes ontop of each other. with smart placement and a filter or two no one will know the difference. check out samples at my site eric
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Thread: New 3D animated web series trailer | Forum: Animation