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Mike Griggs

How to take a 3D asset from Cinema 4D to After Effects

How to take a 3D asset from Cinema 4D to After Effects.
Expert tip: motion blur
(Image credit: Future)

At the time of publication, Motion 4 isn’t available for After Effects’ Advanced 3D renderer. However, plugins such as ReelSmart Motion Blur from RE:Vision Effects are applied either as an adjustment layer or if the scene is pre-comped.

With After Effects’ new Advanced 3D render system, artists can work with models directly in their scenes as if it were an existing video or still an asset. For the first version, the new Advanced 3D renderer offers a great way to augment existing 3D renders in the compositing stage of production, without the artist needing to go back to the main 3D scene and re-render.

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