Hi, I hope everyone is enjoying there January and getting ready to go back to school, or if your already at school I hope it is going well for you, and if your at a job i hope that is going well for you as well!
If your a Non-User to 3D software I would like to offer my advice on how you can use this to help better your life and also make your creative mind come to life.
If your working at a job and you are wanting to work up the corporate ladder having other skills besides the ones you currently have, could benefit you in going up that ladder.
When your boss says to the team members that they are looking into branding there company to the internet to get more exposure and to increase more revenue. You could say that i have the skills to make a really killer website design and logo to help with exactly that problem
With software like Maya or Blender or 3ds Max or Goolge Sketch up, you can create those types of logos and or images that your job is exactly looking for.
In this way you can help your team and company with there problem and help yourself in getting recognized in going above and beyond your job and hopefully in getting a pay raise or promotion for your job.
If your a student that is working lets say a job at a cash register on campus and they are looking for making there food stand or student store get more revenue. They can say they really need someone to make flyers to help with promoting there products and or services they provide. You could be that student that learns that 3D software like Maya and or Blender and use Photoshop another software to create those banners to help with getting your job more revenue.
In turn this will get your job more money and more people to visit your store or stand, and help you get more sales and more money in your pocket.
Learning 3D software is something everyone should look into, as a way to better one's job and get recognized as a creative, and talented person.
I would give some insight in learning 3D software and will put some links to places where you can check it out more.
http://www.maxon.net/
http://www.sketchup.com/
http://www.blender.org/
Everyone have a great evening,
Cheers
Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Software. Show all posts
Friday, January 17, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
First Review Software-Cinema 4D R15 Studio
My Choice Review
This software review for the Cinema 4D Studio Edition the
product price is very steep, although the product will pay off in the amount of
work you can get done and the workflow speed.
The quality of the product is very clean and streamline for the consumer
and it gives a new user a very easy way to learn the software in a quick amount
of time.
Performance
“Disclaimer I am
using my own setting on my PC that I personally made and so the performance
could be slower or faster depending on what type of computer you have”
In the performance
aspect there was a very easy navigation inside the program once installing it
on my PC. There was no lag or very
little or no sluggishness in using the program.
When making a huge scene however was when it started to slow down but if
your using a few million polygons in a scene with hair or fur the software
going to slow down your computer whatever software your using.
The Tools inside
The tools that Cinema 4D had were a lot of way to complete a
task from adding a cube in the tool bar, to adding modifier on top of the cube
without having to edit the cube itself.
There is a also lot of tools like right clicking on the object you can
get a drop down menu on what to do to it, like say Bevel or Extrude from the
object. You have to click first to make
it Editable so you can do that, but it’s a very non-destructive format with
this software. There are also short cut
keys in the program where there is if you click on the object and press the T
button on the keyboard it makes the object scale, and if you click E you can
Rotate the object and if you hold the right button mouse click and scroll the
mouse forward and back you can scale the object that way too.
If you’re a 3D
Modeler or Animator
This product is a great product that has many ways of
getting your workflow up and running as soon as you start a project. Granted you have to learn the interface for a
few days, but you will soon make it up by the amount of time you save with this
piece of software. If you want to
animate with this product this gives you many tools to create your animations
with, one of the Bright Spots in this is when you animate a object you get a
graph that shows up in the interface of the workplace your working on and shows
you like if you are moving a leg to walk.
This will show up and have the arc that it makes when the legs moves on
your character. This is very handy to
have and I personally feel that it speeds up your animation workflow.
The texture and realism in this program is very great, I have
created an object that I will place in this review in just about 20-30 minutes
of time to make and render.
| Interface of Cinema 4D R15 Studio |
If you’re a Hobbyist
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| Strawberry made from 3D |
This Product is a something that if you want to go into what
the Professionals use that by all means go for using this type of
software. This type of product is expensive
and If you don’t have the money for it right now then save up for it, but in
the mean time I would at least get a demo version of this and see if you like
it. If you really love this product then
go for it and buy it.
Video of Review of Cinema 4D studio Cinema 4D Studio
Video of Review of Cinema 4D studio Cinema 4D Studio
Where to buy
There are few sites that you can buy this product at and I will
recommend them in the links below on my sites so you can go look at the product
and hopefully purchase. Thanks again for
reading this review and have a great day!
http://www.amazon.com/Maxon-Cinema-4D-Studio-R15/dp/B004M145AY/ref=sr_1_8?m=A2HX2MRG96ONB3&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1389748541&sr=1-8&keywords=cinema
http://www.amazon.com/Maxon-Cinema-4D-Studio-R15/dp/B004M145AY/ref=sr_1_8?m=A2HX2MRG96ONB3&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1389748541&sr=1-8&keywords=cinema
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