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    Hi all

    Happy new year.
    i am new member to this group.

    Receintly i heard about Cinema 4D.

    what is cinema 4d, what we can do with that.

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    sairam

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    Hello Sairam, Cinema4D (C4D) is a general all purpose 3D package. it is right below the big guys (3D Studio Max, Maya, XSI and Lightwave) in what it can do but this is not bad. It has a pretty good toolset. It is also one of the cheapest in cost though which is always a good thing.

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    i use C4D and find it easier to understand and use than max or maya etc, the rendering engine is pretty good staight out of the box and can be imporved on with third party plugins and add ons, im no expert on the use of it but here are some samples of what it can do in hands of even an amature like me. Some of these models are modelled in CAD and rendered in C4D others are made completely in C4D

    C4D renders

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    its pretty good, i have used the demo version a few years back and found it easy to use.

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