Redshift (21 Tutorials)
In Depth: 3D Renderers (Updated 10 September 2019) #3drenderer #redshift
September 10, 2019
There are so many renderers available out there, and how does an artist know what to choose? Although they really do the same thing, they work differently and have different results. Here is a breakdown of what the different renderers offer, not reviews, so you can decide which renderer is right for you.
Greyscalegorilla: Lighting 3D Products with Area Light Maps
July 26, 2019
Learn how to use Greyscalegorilla Area Light Maps with HDRI Link to add texture to area lights in your favorite third-party render engine.
Creating Fog in AE with Sapphire + Create Z Depth Pass for DOF & Fog
July 2, 2019
Jonathan Winbush explains how to make fog with Boris FX Sapphire using your depth map in After Effects. Bonus tutorial: Create Z Depth pass for DOF and Fog.
3D Title in Cinema 4D + Free Camera Animation Rig for Signal
May 21, 2019
Nick Campbell from Greyscalegorilla walks you through making a 3D movie title, created with Motext in Cinema 4D, Redshift and Greyscalegorilla tools.
Using FumeFX 5 VDB caches with V-Ray Next, Redshift renderers
April 30, 2019
Sitni Sati has a new FumeFX tutorial that came out yesterday about VDB caches. Centrally, they explain how to export cache files to OpenVDB (.vdb) format. These files include FumeFX grid transformations, and in the end, this information will be used by the VRayVolumeGrid and Redshift Volume to properly position volumetrics to the exact same…
LUTs with Redshift in Cinema 4D, A Quick Tip from Greyscalegorilla
February 12, 2019
Chad Ashley from Greyscalegorilla explains how to get your LUTs with Redshift’s Render View in Cinema 4D in this Quick Tip.
Redshift: Essential Nodes in Redshift for Cinema4D
February 12, 2019
This is a comprehensive, in-depth tutorial on essential nodes within Redshift for Cinema 4D to create any type of complex shader network.
3 Tutorials on Redshift Proxies in Cinema 4D
January 8, 2019
Three tutorials that each cover working with Redshift Proxies in Cinema 4D, all with a slightly different angle. There’s a lot of information here, so take some notes!
Create Blade Runner Inspired Fog with Redshift for Cinema 4D
December 11, 2018
Chad Ashley of Greyscalegorilla introduces an excerpt from the new Greyscalegorilla training about creating fog using Redshift for Cinema 4D.
C4D Live SIGGRAPH 2018 Rewind – Round 1
September 11, 2018
Check out the first round of videos from SIGGRAPH 2018, held last week in Vancouver, Canada. In the first batch, we have Tim Clapham, Nick, Chad, and Chris from Greyscalegorilla, and Josh Johnson showing their motion graphics and Cinema 4D Release 20.
Camera Tips and Tricks with Redshift for CINEMA 4D
July 31, 2018
This Redshift tutorial from BLUE FOX Creation shares several helpful Camera tips including bokeh, zoom effects, using motion blur and more.
Futuristic-Holo-Crystal Effect In Cinema 4D with Redshift
July 24, 2018
Yes, Futuristic-Holo-Crystal Effect! BLUE FOX Creation shows you how to use Voronoi fracture and a few effectors to create this cool looking crystal effect. They use Redshift to render but you can use whatever you have in your workflow.
Create Mountains using World Machine & Redshift for C4D
July 10, 2018
Jean-Marc Denis show you to use Redshift’s displacement node in Cinema 4D, using terrain maps generated with World Machine, which is free node-based terrain generator for Windows.
World Machine is a free windows app that lets you create 3D terrain for your favorite 3D app, Unity, and Unreal Engine.
Maya Monday: More Redshift and Maya
July 6, 2018
A couple of weeks ago we featured a tutorial series from the Redshift channel about working with Redshift and Maya. We’re expanding on this and moving onto other tutorials out there.
Creating a Snow Shader with Redshift and Autodesk 3ds Max
July 6, 2018
With the hot weather in the northern hemisphere this week, cook down mentally with this free lesson from Proteus VFX school on creating a procedural snow shader with Redshift and 3ds Max. Heck, you could make yourself a snow cone!