کارگردانی دوربین در Blender

عنوان دوره : CG Cookie – Directing The Camera in Blender

سطح : متوسط

زمان کل دوره : – ساعت

تعداد فایل های تصویری : 17

سال آموزش : 2020

فایل تمرینی : دارد

مربی دوره : Wayne Dixon

نرم افزار : Blender

زیرنویس انگلیسی : ندارد

CG Cookie – Directing The Camera in Blender

In this Blender course about directing a camera, learn about real-world physics about how cameras work, concepts from still photography as well as cinematography – and get to practice the essential camera techniques.

Without knowing what you’re doing, your movie quality will suffer — and you’ll quickly go from Spielberg to Spiel-blargh.

Learn How the Camera Works in Blender
In this Blender course, you’ll learn about some real-world physics about how cameras work in Blender.

In 12 easy-to-follow lessons, we’ll cover the essential concepts from still photography as well as cinematography.

Let’s learn the Camera rules – Before we break them
Chapter 1: Learn Camera Theory the Fun Way (with famous movie examples)
different camera moves
types of camera angles
what shots to use and when
camera lenses: do they matter? (Spoiler: yes.)

Rack focus is used to draw your viewer’s attention to where you want it.

Chapter 2: Camera in Blender (all the settings you need to know)
Time to learn more about the camera specifically in Blender.

What’s typical about the Blender camera?
How to set up a Blender camera rig
How to composit your short
All about the famous ‘180 degree rule’
In this section, we’ll also get hands-on practice with an exercise that will challenge you to create a dramatic dolly zoom effect.

Chapter 3: Practice Using your Blender Camera (Graded exercises)
More exercises! Because you can never get too much practice…

Create a tilt-shift effect
Rack focus: guide your viewer’s eye
Create a camera shake
Create a hand-held camera effect

Hand-held camera effect in Blender

Chapter 4: Useful Camera Tips
Before we wrap up…

apply realistic motion blur
use alternate camera rigs
BONUS: a handful of practical tips!
Learn these things before you jump into your own Blender movie – and achieve a much, much better result.