Digital-Tutors - Designing an Underwater Scene in CINEMA 4D and After Effects

1. 01 Introduction and project overview.mp43.23MB
2. 02 Modeling a kelp leaf.mp423.02MB
3. 03 Texturing a kelp leaf.mp422.31MB
4. 04 Modeling and texturing kelp stem.mp418.02MB
5. 05 Building and animating a kelp stalk.mp419.47MB
6. 06 Continuing to build and animate kelp.mp429.86MB
7. 07 Lighting an underwater 3D scene.mp417.6MB
8. 08 Using fresnel and transparency in materials.mp423.86MB
9. 09 Applying realtime water displacement.mp420.55MB
10. 10 Creating a water material that renders quickly.mp418.23MB
11. 11 Making CG water look realistic.mp416.16MB
12. 12 Compositing background elements.mp417.27MB
13. 13 Continuing to composite elements.mp412.16MB
14. 14 Adjusting transparency and refraction.mp414.34MB
15. 15 Keying green screen footage.mp413.66MB
16. 16 Correcting color and adding edge blur.mp411.43MB
17. 17 Filling a scene with 2D elements and creating a rim light.mp416.31MB
18. 18 Understanding particles.mp416.35MB
19. 19 Generating caustics.mp417.03MB
20. 20 Creating light rays.mp413.18MB
21. 21 Establishing a lens flare and vignette.mp414.05MB
22. 22 Adding lens dirt, chromatic aberration and film grain.mp415.15MB
23. Designing an Underwater Scene in CINEMA 4D and After Effects.zip267.95MB