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Cinema 4D • Objects • posted on Nov 02, 2006

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hi, this is my latestest rendering that i finished on yesterday, testing some dof settings in maxwell studio v.1.1 hope you like it best regards jens

Comments (8)

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cartesius

3:29AM | Thu, 02 November 2006

Nice!

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EdwinDrix

5:08AM | Thu, 02 November 2006

Great!!! Cool modelling, dof and lightning!!! Stunning how realistic it looks! Edwin

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chachi

7:53AM | Thu, 02 November 2006

This is very nice, but I don't see why you couldn't just use C4D's native render engine. I have yet to see something that FinalRender or Maxwell can do that AR can't. But it still is a very nice job done here. -chachi Ps- I got Final Render Stage 2 for C4D and I am regreting it now. I barely use it cause of having to put together a shader tree and go through all that garbage for next to no difference.

HorseFlesh

11:25AM | Thu, 02 November 2006

it looks terrific!

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Becco_UK

2:40PM | Thu, 02 November 2006

Good use of Maxwell here. It would have been nice to see some of the web cams' shiny lens though just to break up the mat Materials - they make the scene look flat with only the depth of field coming to the rescue. chachi: It is not possible or, at least, very difficult to achieve accurate depth of field using Cinemas' Advanced Render. So long as the object scale is ok then Maxwell Render will produce accurate dof depending on what fstop the camera is given. All render engines should be made this way! Shame about some elements of the Cinema to Maxwell plugin though.

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