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Watch the tutorial: http://www.blenderguru.com/videos/camera-mapping-tutorial-v2/
Created with Blender 2.66, rendered with Cycles. Based off a photograph that was camera mapped onto geometry, to create the illusion of a moving camera shot.
Music: Beethoven Symphony no.7 2nd Movement, Performed by Apollo Symphony Orchestra.
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49 responses to “Camera mapping in Blender”
nice video
WAR THUNDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😀 😀 😀 😀
is that warthunder music I hear?
Nice result.
wow, that is really amazing
"Interesting but takes half the fun out of doing the work yourself."
Why? What if you want to place someone into a virtual environment (with moving camera) that you only have a photo of? Sounds quite useful to me.
I suggest visiting tutor4u's channel, then coming back here
i saw a few vids where he creates places like the bridge and so on. so I got the question what is the use of it?
can you use those files in a game engine then? or to make a CG movie?
Learning basics is the best way to not learn anything at all.
That's because it's boring and you can quickly lose your motivation.
The better idea is to start from intermediate projects and search those basic infos just when they are needed.
I always wanted to learn Blender , but i just cannot get to it , i no longer can use Wings 3D since it is really outdated .
Could never get any good tuts and basically somehow i just cannot digest Blender UI
Background music adds much
But typically it's not that easy to find on that's good. So many of the people who does tutorials like those do not know what they're talking about or is just bad at explaining stuff… at least in my experience :O
They have print out shortcut key sheets that show the keyboard layout, look through different ones on Google, not all of them are very detailed and some are for older versions and missing keys but they do have some complete ones.
TRY the ones from "tutor4you" he has some excellent basic tutorials (he explains really well everything!… and you could learn basic stuff and what is best by the end of a tutorial you will be making something good…
Andrew The god of blender
Inspirational Andrew. Thanks for being in this community and for all that you do!
There are is a series on the of basics of Blender on my channel covering things like extrusions and loop-cuts, best of all the series is 12 minutes long it total – feel free to check it out 🙂
just look it up elsewhere. I agree with lotsalote. There are plenty of tutorials on blenders basic, but not enough on the advanced stuff that andrew does. So if your having problems following then you should probably start somewhere else that's easier than come back here when you've advanced.
0:12 'Andrew Waz Ere' XD
cool thanks
Nice vid! Where did the photo come from, or where was the photo taken? It reminds of a building in Mamoru Oshii's film Avalon.
Genial!
thanks andrew! Hows married life treating you? 🙂
7 sinfonia beethoven….Yes!!!!!
Very impressive, as always
? What do you mean? Andrew always uploads a demonstration video before uploading his tutorial video, such as with his sparks animation and his logo animation.
Nuh ah, oh no you dldnt. This has to be a real video. Little late for April fool dude!
because of this video I am downloading Blender now.
I really like your videos man! This tutorial I hope will be pretty cool.
Oh my GOD! Nerdgasm!
I've been looking for this kind of tutorial for ages! Thank you so much! Andrew you're the best xD
Wow Awesome!
Might I suggest going to Blender Cookie and looking up their recent video series on the basics of Blender
this looks amazing!!! can't wait to see the tutorial!!!
it really look like a great tutorial but there is a little thing: at 0:11, the texture is really not look good
The "Andrew was here" graffiti was a nice touch.
Thanks man
Yes, Yes! Can't wait for the tutorial!
It's great!
Cool effect. Noticed a little sloppy clone-stamping on the rear wall but I guess that's tough to avoid when there's such a small area to sample from.
I thought that was real for a sec
ERMEGERD! You sir, have a talent for making tutorials when i don't even know i need them. This will help me so much with something i have planned
When i read Beethoven It was the first piece that came to my mind before watch the video and read the description 😀
looking forward to the tutorial
There are quite good basics tutorials over at blendercookie.
You should check 'em out. It helped me a lot 😉
This is usually something I do in After Effects. But this is still good if you have something more advanced or you simple don't have After Effects.
check out cgcookie.com/blender/cgc-series/blender-basics-introduction-beginners/ they have a very good beginners tutorial
Wow – love that effect…looking forward to that tutorial now 🙂
Nice, looking forward to it. One question: on the floor, did you see the stretching? Would subdivide the floor a bit more have stopped that?
I CAN'T WAIT. IM EXCITED