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Offline Pringles

Re: New "design"
« Reply #20 on: October 11, 2015, 04:37:25 pm »
On my PC now,
It looks great, Did you use 2 layers or reflection?
The subdivisions and steps on text look great, you might want to add a plane behind the camera, illuminate it a bit and then add a compositing tag and mess up a bit, but make sure that you have enabled highlights. It will look better if you play with those a bit. And wont take much.

P.S: I use illuminated planes/objects and A LOT and lights on my compositions (such as the one in my signature, there are dozens of planes in front and behind the camera, but hidden from camera view with compositing tag), it gives a realistic look.

OPTIONAL: Instead highlights in cinema4d you can use lense flares in Photoshop CC (small radius).

Hope this helps  :D
I rate it 9/10
BTW, where did u find that background?

EDIT: @Ray , size? Lol, 300mb? which one did u download?  :D r16?

Thanks for all these details, I'll make sure to work on that next time.

And I don't know why you are talking about the background since I used most of the time the overlay feature so I designed the background somehow :D
« Last Edit: October 11, 2015, 06:46:57 pm by ReFresh »

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Re: New "design"
« Reply #21 on: October 11, 2015, 06:45:22 pm »
On my PC now,
It looks great, Did you use 2 layers or reflection?
The subdivisions and steps on text look great, you might want to add a plane behind the camera, illuminate it a bit and then add a compositing tag and mess up a bit, but make sure that you have enabled highlights. It will look better if you play with those a bit. And wont take much.

P.S: I use illuminated planes/objects and A LOT and lights on my compositions (such as the one in my signature, there are dozens of planes in front and behind the camera, but hidden from camera view with compositing tag), it gives a realistic look.

OPTIONAL: Instead highlights in cinema4d you can use lense flares in Photoshop CC (small radius).

Hope this helps  :D
I rate it 9/10
BTW, where did u find that background?

EDIT: @Ray , size? Lol, 300mb? which one did u download?  :D r16?

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Offline Red Wolf

Re: New "design"
« Reply #22 on: October 11, 2015, 07:12:35 pm »
On my PC now,
It looks great, Did you use 2 layers or reflection?
The subdivisions and steps on text look great, you might want to add a plane behind the camera, illuminate it a bit and then add a compositing tag and mess up a bit, but make sure that you have enabled highlights. It will look better if you play with those a bit. And wont take much.

P.S: I use illuminated planes/objects and A LOT and lights on my compositions (such as the one in my signature, there are dozens of planes in front and behind the camera, but hidden from camera view with compositing tag), it gives a realistic look.

OPTIONAL: Instead highlights in cinema4d you can use lense flares in Photoshop CC (small radius).

Hope this helps  :D
I rate it 9/10
BTW, where did u find that background?

EDIT: @Ray , size? Lol, 300mb? which one did u download?  :D r16?

OFFTOPIC: @ReFresh I made your 1000th like
1.1 gb
Then its not c4d  :D , C4D r13 is around 130MB, r14 is about 100MB
About r16 and (the latest one) r17 idk, but I guess there is no crack for r17.
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Offline CoiNNN

Re: New "design"
« Reply #23 on: October 11, 2015, 07:31:16 pm »
I think the font.


The signature of your on atm would look much better with a transparent background...

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Re: New "design"
« Reply #24 on: October 17, 2015, 06:52:40 pm »
@ReFresh it's more like new background then a new design man :) however I love the tiny blur effect u got gj