If you’re creating animated content or 3DTV, then Cinema 4D or 3ds Max is the obvious choice. “What’s the best program for 3D?” is the question we’re often asked. Maxon Cinema are proud to have been featured in 3D Creative Magazine this month (August 2013). Thanks to Michael Aysbury for creating the video.ĭon’t forget to visit the Maxon Cinema site for more information about Cinema 4D and Maxon Cinema. Here is a video showing the workflow in action. You can read more about the new workflow in this article from the Maxon website. This new workflow is available as a FREE upgrade to C4D Studio for Windows users who have purchased a version of Maxon Cinema 4D Studio since R18. “Cinema 4D Studio works with the Nuendo editor but this new feature will allow you to get your sequences into Nuendo in a more straightforward and efficient way than before.” This new feature is Nuendo Import directly from C4D into the Nuendo timeline.” “As well as great workflow and performance enhancements in R19, there’s a significant new feature that’s been added as a part of our partnership with Nuendo. In October 2012 the workflow was previewed in Maxon Cinema 4D Studio R19. Maxon are now developing a new workflow for working with Cinema 4D.

Now Cinema 4D Studio has all the features of Prime, Broadcast, Visualize, .AVI and Print, plus new features to help you make the most of your C4D projects. Since the release of R18 in 2012, Maxon Cinema has significantly enhanced their desktop version of C4D Studio. AVI and Print, plus new features to help you make the most of your C4D projects.”

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