![]() ![]() ![]() I’ve grown up with Cinema 4D, so I may be a little partial to it, but luckily for me the great developers at Maxon have never let me down. Now we are seeing the evolution from not just a standard 3D app but a motion graphics powerhouse that can be used to craft a powerful set of opening credits or seamlessly composite a beautiful flower vase using the new motion tracker all inside of Cinema 4D Studio R16. I previously reviewed Cinema 4D Studio R15, and that is when I began to fall in love with just how easy it was becoming to build raytraced titles or grow grass with the click of my Wacom stylus. The Cinema 4D Studio R16 release is chock full of features aimed at people like me who want to get in and get out of their 3D app without pulling out all of their hair. It’s not every day that I need a full-fledged 3D application when editing in reality television, but when I do I call on Maxon’s Cinema 4D. ![]()
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