Re: Videographer New to 3D needs advice 2004-01-29 - By LST_5@(protected)
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Quick answer,
A great big enthusiastic YES! Works great! I use both Carrara 3 and
Vegas 4.0, they work great together! I learned 3D on an educational
version of 3D Studio MAX, but around the time I was thinking of buying
I discovered Carrara (Version 1.1 at the time) what I liked best about
it was the price and how easy it was to use....it seemed then (and
still does now) that all the things I'd grown to hate about 3D Studio
MAX were so good in Carrara that there was no looking back. Now don't
get me wrong, Carrara does have it's annoying things, but overall it
is a very powerful peice of software. Excellent bang for your buck.
One other thing, any piece of 3d software you buy is going to have
little things that just irk you, it's the nature of the business. No
one piece of software does everything perfectly, for example I
currently use Particle Illusion SE for my partice effects, just better
faster and easier then using Carrara's particle systems, and from a
rendering standpoint faster then 3d particle systems in general,
pretty hard to beat almost realtime renders. I currently use Carrara 3
for 3D effects/animations in my video editing, graphics creation for
my webpage designs, some 3d illustrations, and the odd 3d animation.
Anyway end note, I highly recommend Carrara 3.
Sincerely, Leviathan
--- In Carrara@(protected), "artinfilmproductions"
<artinfilmproductions@(protected)> wrote:
> I'm a videographer and want to get into 3D. I have heard awesome
> things about Carrara. Does anyone know if Carrara is compatable with
> a NLE called Vegas 4.0? Other Videographers are suggesting Cinema 4D
> and Lightwave but I think Carrara would have the least learning
> curve. I do music video's and shorts films and would like to
> incorporate 3D. I also do special effects and work a lot with
> particle and lighting effects . Any advice. Thanks
> Dave
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