From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
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Adding video elements to a CINEMA 4D scene
From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
Adding video elements to a CINEMA 4D scene
So here's I've got this scene from CINEMA 4D, and I've extracted cameras and lights, and also these two layers in the form of, well, nulls, but they're basically solid layers. And, the geometry of those layers has been brought in from CINEMA 4D and you can see that I've edited the cameras. So that the camera moves match the moves that were used to shoot this footage. Now what I want to do is replace those with video layers. And I've got a couple of video layers in here. Down here somewhere. No I don't. So I'm going to bring them in. So here are a couple of video layers, so I'll bring in one and bring in another. I'm going to turn off the audio for now. We don't really need the audio. Now the other step I'm going to take is trim these video layers in Cinema 4D. I started the video at frame 35 and I want to do the same with these videos here. Because I want the timing to be exactly right. So, I'm going to trim those, so Alt > left bracket trims them, at the position of the time marker…
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Extracting 3D scene data8m 11s
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Adding video elements to a CINEMA 4D scene5m 49s
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Working with proxies10m 2s
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Color correction of shadows4m 10s
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Layer styles3m 50s
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Adjustment layers4m 58s
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Setting up depth of field in CINEMA 4D Lite3m 10s
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Adding depth of field with camera lens blur4m 4s
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Speed ramps with time remapping4m 14s
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Motion blur with the Pixel Motion Blur effect4m 34s
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