3 Blender Camera Tricks To KILLER Animations

[KennyPhases]

The amount of incredible content here is un-matched. People have no idea how useful this stuff is. Incredible work!

[Chocofur]

🐔 Hi guys, I've tried a bit different video tutorial type / format this time. Do you like content served this way? If you have any comments / thoughts you'd like to share about it, feel free to do so! I had a ton of fun making this video tbh!

[yajastudio]

Great tips! In previs we avoided using the target camera as much as possible. It makes the rotational movement feel artificial because a camera man is never perfectly locked onto a target. Instead, he reacts to motion. That being said, a target camera can be a lifesaver for complicated motion, but be sure to fake some delayed rotational animation or put some realistic wobble on the rotations at the very least.

[dissonantmind]

Chocofur confirms itself once again one of the MVP of Blender tutorials.

[renegabicho]

i LOVE YOU I I WILL SUPPORT ALL YOUR PAID COURSES AND STUFF THANK YOU MATE KEEP UP THE GOOD THIS HELPS A LOT

[NargaCat]

They actually have a built in addon called Camera Rigs that has an armature setup that's stupid easy to use, and all you'd need to do is set a constraint on the target bone.

I haven't tried the crane one yet but the dolly does essentially what your setup does.

[VisualVisions-rhwx]

Salute, sir! Your understanding capability is top-notch and incredible..

[omkarprabhu]

I always had issue with rotating the camera track to constraint, I used to remove the constraint and then rotate it and after watching this video adding the copy rotation constraint just makes complete sense, I will be using this from now.

[sinasinaie]

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing.
Interestingly, I was planning to do a Camera action tutorial at some point.
But you did it way better than I ever could.

[kumarbrown]

I just have to say, i've been doing 3D as hobby for ten years now. Have given up many times over due to lack of motivation and not really going the extra mile to create my portfolio. I'd really like to get back on track and get in the game so to speak. I remember seeing your work years ago and would come back to your website from time to time. If i do decide to go back into this, i'll be purchasing your course, no brainer. Also, just a suggestion. If you could incorporate into this channel more about materials, and lighting.

[visionvisuals]

Wow, my mind is blown! this helped out so much. this tutorial is gold!! i cant believe this only has 9k likes.

[CMXCX]

You are an incredible animator🔥💜, and your editing skills are truly remarkable. Your ability to take a simple animation and transform it into something truly awe-inspiring is astonishing.
Your attention to detail is remarkable, and you are able to take even the most basic of animations and turn them into captivating visual masterpieces💥.
Your ability to use color, shading, and other visual elements to bring your work to life is unparalleled.
You have an eye for the perfect aesthetic and your passion for the work is undeniable.
Your animation editing is truly awesome and cool.
Lots of love 💜💜💜💜.

[waylandmayo]

I've been searching for usable camera animation info like this, thank you

[GORILLAmation]

Been looking for quick tutorial just like this...

I definitely lol'ed @ " linear vs. Whatever the heck this is!' My thoughts exactly

Excited to try this new camera technique on my next render

[stephtheecreator]

thank you so much for this video. So informative & straight forward

[ashleynongkynrih]

Wow I had the exact same Dino when I was a kid. 20 years back

[krissosful]

Extremely helpful!! Thank you very much for the tricks!!

[isabel]

this was really some cool tricks, ive never really thought about using constraints to camera, i will definetly use this

[mrhollywood]

As always FIRST class tutorial
Cheers
MR H 🥌

[RDEYELOVE]

Whoa🔥 That's a pretty easy way to get a good camera shot compared to UE5 and UNITY Blender is stepping up