Graphics opener in Cinema 4D

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It’s the first intro I made with cinema 4D. It’s a powerful tool to create motion graphics, but the most exciting part is a tight integration with AE.
Notice the text “now in HD” in the end, originally it was just a straight front view footage, but suddenly with camera from cinema4D imported, suddenly it feels like it’s being made in 3D itself. This integration promises new opportunities and opens limitless possibilities. Definitely, i’m going to try out other features..
C u later..

3D Rubik Model

From my recent project, kids-theme. This one is one of many other assets I created, including color pencils, sudoku cube, paper plane, landscape with trees, house and even the smiley sun.. :D
Created in Maya 2011. Who knows it might be also useful for your projects..:)

Motion Track Test 03

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My first test using mocha for AE CS5. It is a planar tracker. I usually use point tracker, ex: PFHoe or syntheyes, but this time I’d wanna give a try. I’m still trying to figure out which button do this and that, but the Imagineer channel is definitely a good place to start.
Check out their site http://www.imagineersystems.com/
or the Youtube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/ImagineerSystems
Have fun :D

Motion Track Test 02

Another test with PFHoe-Maya-AE
This time I’m trying to slow down when taking movie, and it actually works.
The tracking got good reference, but some dark spots still left un-tracked, not a good solid one.
Makes me want to try another shot or angle. :)

Trapcode Form Background Test

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A test to create graphics in Trapcode particular. It could be very useful as a background, video overlay or transitions.
You can place text, or masking the graphics out to be used as a video overlay. The blending mode is also something to play with. Many interesting effects could be achieved this way, deliberately or accidentally. Have fun :)

Plexus test 02

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Quick test of plexus plugin in CS5. I was trying to add colors to the graphics, actually adding a loop of color, just to feel what color might work or which color might not. In the first experiment, blue was the color. It suits well with the surreal, futuristic theme with overall graphics. Now, looking at the title at the end of the animation, Red suits the eerie feel, somekind of uneasy feeling. Added the mysterious sound, might fit properly with the overall theme and mood.

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