Robert Figueira
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Figured it out – although I have no idea how it got to this configuration in the first place. I went to view>reset UI and there everything was right where it’s supposed to be. I have to do that every time I start the program though..
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At that point I would recommend completing the compositing and VFX in AE using sort of a “technical” grade, just setting neutral black, white, grey, matching grain, etc. to integrate all the elements, then export the whole thing as a DPX sequence to bring into Resolve, making sure that you aren’t clipping black or white anywhere. Whether or not you split each cut up yourself or let Resolve automatically find the edits is up to you. Then use resolve for the “creative” part of the color grading for the final movie.
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Not saying much new, but I also highly recommend Trish and Chris Meyer’s Creating Motion Graphics. I consider myself an advanced user, and I’m still frequently referencing their book for features I use less often.
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Hey, I had the exact same problem where C4D thought I had installed this exact update when I actually hadn’t. What solved my problem is going into the (I’m on a mac so you’ll have to extrapolate for windows as best you can if you’re on windows) /applications/maxon/cinema 4d R15/resource/updates and literally delete everything in that entire folder (but leave the empty updates folder). This will make C4D forget what updates it has actually installed. Then you can manually download the updater from maxon https://www.maxon.net/support/updates/cinema-4d-r15.html and go to help/manual installation… and choose the update file you downloaded. Hope this helps!
Robert