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Panning images in Final Cut looking interlaced
When using images directly in the timeline in FInal Cut. They can end up by default looking interlaced. Well there are some options to get around this.
3D hdri free image links
HDRI images creates realism when doing any render for both Reflections and Global Illumination. Here are some websites with free HDRI downloads.
VRAY for C4D AMAZING!
I have always seen people using Maya, Max etc, rendering using VRAY. Recently I have seen some of the renders done using VRAY for Cinema 4D. WOW.
Objects polygon count in C4D
If for some reason you need to count the polygons on an object or scene in C4D, maybe related to creating 3D games.
Great site for 3D models
Just found this place for 3D models, textures and loads more.... and best of all it's FREE, FREE, FREE!!!
Convert Motion 2.1 files to Motion 2 files
If you are using Motion 2.0 and need to open a Motion 2.1 file. You will get a message telling you that it can't be opened. Here is a little tip.
Problem dragging title to timeline in Final Cut
If you keep trying to drag the Boris 3D Title onto the timeline from the viewer window. But it just moves the title in the viewer window.
Screen-grab without leaving image on desktop
I have been doing screen-grabs using Apple + Shift + 3 (OR) 4 which saves a png to my desktop. But I ended up with a very cluttered desktop.
Troubleshooting on Mac OS X
Ever had problems with your mac not starting or freezing? The following are some general helping solutions. Lets hope you will never need to use them.
Network icon not showing on sidebar
By accident I deleted the Network icon from the window sidebar which contains shortcuts. I tried to drag it back onto the sidebar but it didn't work.
Separate capture into smaller clips in Final Cut
You have just captured a whole tape non-stop. It is a long clip made up of several separate clips which you need to separate into individual shots.
Jump forward and backward in Final Cut
If you want to jump forward and backward to the beginning or end of the timeline, or just the individual clip on the timeline. Here is how.
