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Submitted: January 24
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Aegean Pool Camera Animationby *Penboa

Film & Animation / Animation / 3D / Fantasy

Something that I've been working on for a while now that has finally come together.
I created and rendered the model in CINEMA 4D R14, and created and rendered the scenery in Vue 11 Infinite. The separate renders were then composited in Photoshop.
The marble is completely procedural, created from noise shaders in CINEMA 4D, so each marble block has a unique texture, just like real marble!

Camera Animation
The video is in full 1080p (1920 x 1080) HD, however, you may need to change the playback settings to get it to play at full HD.
Check out the camera animation on deviantART film here:

and also on YouTube here:
Animation on YouTube,

Music
Final 16 seconds of my own track Lugano.
© 2006 Charles Kirk

Other Still Images from this Scene
Also checkout other images made from this scene:

Aegetheta, shot from a completely different angle with different lighting.

Aegean Pool (Still 1 from Animation).

Aegean Pool (Still 2 from Animation).

Aegean Pool (Still 3 from Animation).

Aegean Pool (Still 4 from Animation).

Feel free to visit my portfolio here at deviantART where you can see all pictures in high resolution.

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All comments gratefully received.

Thank you in advance.
Charles Kirk

Technical Notes:
Model created and rendered in CINEMA 4D R14, scenery created and rendered in Vue 11 Infinite.
Composited in Photoshop.

*golem1 Feb 7, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

Impressive.

I'd be even more impressed if there was not a dissolve from one animation to another halfway through. That's a standard technique in live-action cinema, made necessary by the limitations of the medium, but in computer animation it should be possible to avoid it.