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Exploring 3d camera 📸 . for smooth 3d camera try null as a camera control layer . use your key frames in speed graph instead of value graph . speed graph gives smooth transition between layers

3DTrajMaster can control the 3D motions of multiple objects in videos using user-defined 6DoF pose sequences.

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Here's the video presentation of this personal project. A few things in this were new to me. For example, I made a twist simulation using vertex weight paint and displacement Check out my links: https://lnkd.in/dikKTkTz

📷 Create depth in your 3D renders with Toolbag’s intuitive Focus Tool. Linked to Toolbag’s powerful Depth of Field feature in the Camera object, the Focus Tool lets you quickly adjust your focal plane and aperture setting in the viewport. Learn more about using the Focus Tool and Depth of Field in Toolbag: https://lnkd.in/dWDGHe7D

In this tutorial, I demonstrate how to create realistic damage on a Roman column using Boolean operations in 3ds Max. Starting with the model of the Roman column from the previous video, I use a separate 3D object to create damage effects. By applying the Boolean modifier, we subtract intersecting areas from the column, creating authentic-looking cracks and breaks. Perfect for enhancing historic or ruin scenes in your 3D environments!

First 3D Map Of the Strangest Supernova in the Milky Way Finally Answers Some Questions

Principles of Rotation in 3ds Max In this detailed tutorial, I demonstrate two essential principles of rotation in 3ds Max, which are crucial for anyone working with 3D objects. Learn how to rotate multiple 3D objects around a common center point, and also how to rotate them around their individual centers. These techniques are fundamental for accurate and efficient modeling.

Our 3D virtual tour service includes the ability for us to blur out sensitive parts of the scan. For example, if a feature of your space is sensitive, which you would prefer obscured, while still maintaining the view of the rest of the room, we can do so with our blur feature. This is just one of the ways we are able to manipulate 3D models to achieve the results required by our customers.

One of the things I really like about the current developments in photogrametry is the possibility of re-exploring traditional artistic photo and video techniques but in a 3D space that is quickly becoming insanely high resolution at low cost. This reminds me of the transition between argentic photography with films to digital when we were still scanning the films to then re-edit them with photoshop , blending traditional exposure techniques with digital effects and post-processing.