[LazyWhiteBoy]

I'll be posting most (I will have some for team exclusives) of my C4D renders here.

AhMahGawd - 1024x768
Baser Insticts - 1024x768
NURBatize Me Captain - 1024x768
If God Had a Motorcycle - 1024x768
If God Had a Motorcycle - 2000x1125
Melted - 1024x768


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Big Green War Machine - 1024x819
BGWM Line Art 1
BGWM Line Art 2

Feel free to PM me for a link to the full-sized versions of these. At 1280x1024, they've got much more detail and the size difference allows you to use it differently. However, I don't like uploading to deviantART and PhotoBucket won't allow that large of an image.
If you do so, use the subject line:
"BGMW Full-sized Images"

[LazyWhiteBoy]

Has been updated!

[Flying Penguin]

Nice stuff! Is Cinema 4 D free? I forgot..

[LazyWhiteBoy]

Far from it. The version I got costs over $3,700. I got it used, though, so I actually got it for a little more than $500.

[Phyro_gp]

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If God Had a Motorcycle

How true....

Cant beleive how much Cenima 4D costs though..

[STH01]

The 'NURBatize me captain' one is sweet, thanks for sharing. :3

[LazyWhiteBoy]

Thanks STH01.

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Cant beleive how much Cenima 4D costs though..

It's an industry tool. They used it to make Open Season and Polar Express.

[Flying Penguin]

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The version I got costs over $3,700.

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And I thought PS was expensive.

[Gus]

C4D, as LWB said, was used to make Open Season, so no wonder it costs as much I'd say that's actually pretty cheap for a film that could possibly make millions.

[XyllyX]

On the other hand...it makes it all the more amazing that we have access to something like Blender, which is nearly as capable, and is free!

[PhotoComix]

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C4D, as LWB said, was used to make Open Season, so no wonder it costs as much I'd say that's actually pretty cheap for a film that could possibly make millions.

CD4 is not in half to make a movie as Open Season: at least not withouth a network of poweful computers and a skilled a huge staff of people working on it for a quite long time

Did you notice in the credits how much tecnicians are needed for even a cheap movie .

PS same for blender of course...if you saw "elephant's dream" check how much people and how long they worked to make a 17 minuts movie...and films are usually from 120 to 90 minuts long, not 17

[LazyWhiteBoy]

Oh, animation is insane in Cinema 4D. I tried it and I felt like an idiot just trying to navigate the control panel.

[XyllyX]

On the other hand, movies are probably rendered at higher resolution. If you are rendering for video, you still need a renderfarm, but it probably isn't as computationally intensive as a movie, or even Elephant Dream (which was rendered in HDTV format) would be.

I did a 10 seconds of full resolution regular video in Blender with the quality settings jacked to the maximum (30 frames per second). This was on a Dell Precision 380 workstation with a P4 and 3 gig of ram. It took about 6-8 hours to do it. So, while it is kinda time consuming, it is doable for the average joe for short, fairly uncomplicated things.

[Lowfire]

wow they are nice man! i love the melted one :l:

If you ever got the time could you maybe make a c4d with only the shattered things like you did in the first two? I'm searching for something like that for quite some time :h:

love ur work :h:

~wow that it costs that much..

[LazyWhiteBoy]

I paid quite a bit for Cinema4D. I'm not letting this thread die. So... I made a new render. I then converted it to two styles of line art for our trendier people.

Oh, and feel free to request any of my other renders in lines.

[Pnoi]

I love the last ones seriously. My pants suddenly became sticky after seeing them. I spilt some hot porridge on myself ._.

[LazyWhiteBoy]

You've got to watch the porridge Pnoi. Some like it hot, some like it cold, none like it in their lap.