1 - Preparations

Vor Bona Instructor Beginner Course Level 8 Hours + Duration 47 lectures

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Get a fast-paced introduction to the Redshift rendering engine inside Cinema 4D. This chapter covers the essential setup, understanding the live viewer (IPR), configuring quick lighting and camera properties, and learning the basic render settings to produce your first high-quality output.

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01 1 - Quickstart in Redshift 13 lectures · 1 Free

2. 2 - Viewport IPR
3. 3 - Quick Start Lights
4. 4 - Quickstart Camera
5. 5 - Quickstart Rendering
6. 6 - Progressive Passes vs Bucket Rendering
7. 7 - Region Rendering
8. 8 - Denoising
9. 9 - Basic Mode Optimization
10. 10 - Rendering with progressive Passes
11. 11 - Basic Mode Motion Blur
12. 12 - Realtime Rendering
13. 13 - Completion and practice

02 2 - Materials 9 lectures

14. 14 - Base and Reflection
15. 15 - Transmission
16. 16 - SubSurface Scattering
17. 17 - Sheen
18. 18 - Thin film
19. 19 - Coat
20. 20 - Emission
21. 21 - Opacity
22. 22 - Exercise Create Presets for Standard Material

03 3 - Material Nodes 9 lectures

23. 23 - Material TAG
24. 24 - Color Composite
25. 25 - Color Layer
26. 26 - Texture and Color Manipulation
27. 27 - Bump and Normal Maps
28. 28 - Displacement
29. 29 - Overview of the Texture Nodes
30. 30 - Mix Material
31. 31- Create Materials with texture

04 4 - Lights 5 lectures

32. 32 - Lights in Redshift
33. 33 - Light Parameters
34. 34 - Sun and Sky
35. 35 - Details Parameter
36. 36 - Caustics

05 5 - Cameras 4 lectures

37. 37 - Cameras
38. 38 - Color Correction and Lens Effects
39. 39 - Camera Background Function
40. 40 - Motion Blur

06 6 - Compositing 7 lectures

41. 41 - Create Masks
42. 42 - Cryptomattes
43. 43 - Render 3D Models in an image
44. 44 - Structure on an image by AOVs
45. 45 - Complex structure of a beauty image with AOVs
46. 46 - Depthpass
47. 47 - Ambient Occlusion