3D

Hey, Im in the market for a 3d program. So these (cinema 4d and maya) were some programs that looked pretty good, and I wondered what the differences were. Am I right in thinking theyre both made by Autodesk? And then again, I couldnt find the eula for the cinema 4d student edition... is it limited in some way as compared to the standard? I do have after effects right now, and blender, but its been really hard to integrate 3d so I was also looking into videocopilots element 3d.

Thanks!

Noah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCjHWzpLabQ

"Le Jardin de Fleurs" (The Garden of Flowers)

Here is my latest video it's a set of gorgeous stereo stills (with subtle motion) set to music I created specifically for this video. Watch in HD (720 or 1080) full screen for the best viewing experience. If you are using anaglyph (red/blue) 3D glasses be sure to click the "3D" button below the video and choose optimized anaglyph as your viewing method. It was a pleasure to make and I hope it is a pleasure to view. Questions and comments are welcome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3I9B0EPiB8

Here is my latest 3D video "Spring has Sprung"

You can see all the trees, flowers and plants around

my home town blooming in beautiful three dimensions ;)

Questions and comments are welcome.

Hello everyone.

I've recently recorded a live show on my 3D LG smartphone. It's a stereoscopic one with two lenses. (it's standard format: mp4)

So the recording was already in 3D, and I wanted to swap the audio for the album version. When I load this file into Vegas you see the two sceens side by side (as usual on not-3d devices) en everything went perfect, i could easily swap the audio.