Tag / cinema4D

Many people already enjoy movies on a stereoscopic 3D device, such as a 3D TV, beamer or monitor. Here’s an impressive demo video to unleash the power of your 3D TV, monitor or beamer.

Somehow I came up with the idea to put my favorite emoticons into my shelf -as papercraft models. Pixies are funny and colorful eye-catchers that are also easy to build.

A detailed papercraft castle with towers, bridges and a domed roof. This is one of my more detailed and complex papercrafts but the final result was well worth the time and effort.

After crafting more and more complex papercraft projects, I felt the need to go back to the roots and create something simple, but cute. Meet the little windowsill flower!

The copter pilot’s worst enemy are the weather conditions. Only the weather in the United Kingdom is as unreliable as the weather in Germany. During a longer rain period, I decided to start a new project and create a high detail 3d model of my copter.

Nowadays, almost every single paper model is designed on the computer. Here’s a short summary to show how this is done using my latest project as an example (a detailed light tower, placed on a rock).

Here’s another animated intro for my aerial videos. This time we can watch my Phantom flying from a dooryard through the clouds -right into space!

This video intro for my aerial videos simulates the Phantom flying through a dense, vivid landscape. The landscape was not created in the video editor, it was entirely created and rendered in Cinema4D.

And yet another video intro for my aerial videos. This time I used a 360 degree panorama which I made a couple of months ago while hovering around with my Phantom 1.1.1

This video intro for my aerial shots demonstrates a 2D to 3D technique to add a realistic, three-dimensional camera movement effect to simple, static background images.