From depth of field to fisheye lenses to distortion effects, we’re going to look at how to achieve 3D photorealistic effects in Cinema 4D and Octane Render because If you study lenses and all their properties, you’re way more likely to create a beautiful render.
Designing in 3D allows you to create incredible worlds, characters, and scenes, but it can sometimes feel like you're held back by the limitations of your skill. How can you make your renders better? In this tutorial series, Octane guru David Ariew takes you through ten steps to a better, more engaging end product.
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00:00 Intro
00:48 Using Bokeh To Enhance Depth Of Field
01:40 Desaturating And Blooming Highlights
02:31 Flares, Vignetting , And Lens Distortion
03:34 Chromatic Aberration, Motion Blur, And Film Grain
05:13 Outro
ℹ️CREDITS AND SOURCESℹ️
“Blade Runner 2049” (2017), DP Roger Deakins
“Star Wars” (1977), DP Gilbert Taylor
“Star Trek” (2009), DP Dan Mindel
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