Blender: Robot Test 2

Just a little test to see how realistic I could make the Robot look considering all of the lighting and its surroundings etc....

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• 3d
• Animation
• Motion
• tracking
• Adobe
• Premiere
• Elements
• 4.0.
• After
• Effects
• Robot
• Modeling
• Compositing
• walk
• cycle

[lllstrikesmember2]

did you learn this from my tut?

[NSBentertainment]

yes and it was a big help!

[jonataol23]

Video muito bom. Gostei muito!!!! Eu tambem fiz uma animação, não do mesmo porte mas... Vejam a minha animação, é só buscar por "BLENDER DOG PICTURE". Não coloco o link porque não consigo, pois já estou usando ele como resposta a outro video.Vejam e avaliem minha primeira animação! Obrigado!

Só para relembrar, buscar por "BLENDER DOG PICTURE" 

[camparso1]

really great! i know the time you spend for this short clip!! can say - go for it! :)

[camparso1]

really great, i know the time you spend for this animation... go for it! :)

[MultiGreen8]

That's really good!

[AussieKidProductions]

is it a 3D model? as in, can you rotate it in after effects?

[TheFXGuy]

@SwanseaJackInTheBox

Uh, yeah you can. It's way harder, but you can do all of this (-the camera tracking) in Blender. Granted, it would be REALLY hard, but not impossible.

[TheFXGuy]

thats awesome. you could've done a little more for extra realism, though, like reflections and stuff.

[NSBentertainment]

Model was rendered and animated in blender... motion tracked with voodoo... and imported into adobe premiere.

The fact that i didn't track it in blender is beside the point.

[Senakujin]

what are you talking about, you definitely can do it in blender, its not like its real time work, video is taken, then effects are added onto it, there are no needs for motion trackers when you can just adjust things along the way. Have you not used blender IPOs at all then?