Jim Scott
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Looks like Dave needs some new glasses. ????
Search for something like “dust particles in Particular.” Here’s one that came up:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3cFOr7f3UA&spfreload=10
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Doing a quick search for “human eye focal length” I found that it is closer to 22mm, or 17mm if referring to an image projected outward from the inside of the eye.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/find/newsLetter/The-Photographic-Eye.jsp
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I’ve watched some of their free tutorials, which ranged from ok to very good, but am still on the fence about joining as I tend to just look for free tutorials/quick tips on YouTube when I run into a question. Cineversity also gives you access to some plugins and scripts (some of which are free and others require membership).
Depending on where you are in learning C4D, if you haven’t done so yet check out Greyscalegorilla’s free training:
https://greyscalegorilla.com/intro-to-cinema-4d/
For some other paid training options, Tim Clapham’s courses at helloLUXX are highly regarded (I’ve purchased several myself and they were all excellent), and they’ve got a 50% off deal going on now for a bundle of all his stuff, plus a guaranteed 50% off any new training he produces. Most of his are all project based as well. I am not connected with them in any way, but I have always gotten top-notch service and support from them.
Good luck.
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You are very welcome, Thierry. Glad I could help. With shortcuts for just about everything it’s easy to inadvertently select or enable something you don’t need or want. Have fun with C4D.
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When I open your project this is what I see. You have “Enable Axis Modification” selected (see arrow), which is used for moving the axis of an object, not for moving points.
Click it again to disable it (or use shortcuts L, or Tab). Then select your points (which will be highlighted when selected) and move them.
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Here I created an editable cube and selected two points on the upper left corner. I then grabbed the X-axis arrowhead and dragged it to move them. The same could be done with edges or polygons. Can you not do the same? And are you starting from a new project with default settings?
You can upload images and files by clicking on the last two icons in the reply box. Hover your cursor over them to see the functions.
However, rather than going through the upload dialogue that appears after clicking one of the icons, the easiest way is to simply drag the image or file into the Message window and the upload will be done automatically. When you click on “Preview Post” you’ll see the image or the zip that has been created for the file.
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Preferences > General — uncheck “Use System Color Picker.”
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Check out Red Giant’s Magic Bullet Looks, or some of the other plugins in the Magic Bullet Suite.
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Add an adjustment layer between the background and the white circle. Create a circular mask on the adjustment layer and set it to Add (or Subtract with Inverted checked). Add a blur effect to the adjustment layer.
