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Okay, so we brought everything into AE and set up our workspace. Now, what do we gain from using multipass? Let's take a look:

Multipass Compositing with Cinema4D and After Effects 03

So in the previous part, our comp is in AE but it's looking bright. I thought I'd take a moment for us to look at why this is happening and how to fix it.

Multipass Compositing with Cinema4D and After Effects 02

In the previous part we learnt how multipass works, now we'll take a look at how to save the passes and take them to After Effects.

Multipass Compositing with Cinema4D and After Effects 01

Multipass rendering is the future. Everybody's doing it, and it gives lots of extra control.

Cinema4D works great with Adobe After Effects, and in this tutorial, I'll be showing you a handy workflow for working with multipasses and After Effects. This is Part 01 of 03.

C4D: Create a Studio Floor

Products, logos, blog headers or any other purpose, curved studio floors make for a nice background. They catch shadows nicely and help with Global Illumination (or Indirect Illumination), which in turn makes everything look cleaner and awesomer.

In this tutorial, we'll be looking at how to create a nice Studio Floor that's easily editable and re-usable.