Giving realistic results: Cinema 4D takes a point here, personally I think that cinema 4D has a good native render engine, let alone the new physical render, which is far better.Įasier in modelling: I dont model a lot of stuff, but as far as i have seen in blender, modelling is faster and better, so +1 for blenderĮasier to work with After Effects: Well, if you know what you are doing, both work great, but in cinema you can do more things much easier with after effects.Īnimating: I havent seen much here, cinema 4d seems to have a bit more "stuff", but blender seems to have an advantage here. I tried blender for a few days and I could say that I came to a conclusion: I was wondering which of these softwares is better in: With no doubt blender seems harder to work with, but thats not the important thing. I see a lot of tutorials about blender and cinema 4d and they both seem amazing. Recently I was looking back and thinking why not start it again, hence making this post. I have worked with cinema 4d 2-3 years ago (not professionally), and I'm used to it, but for some reasons, I didn't use any 3d software since then.
The only thing I can differentiate is the price, I get it, cinema is over $1000 and Blender is free. Sheep it A free render farm through distributed computingīlender Stack Exchange for technical help with Blenderīlend4Web to export your blend to the webīlender Discord for live chats with other Blender usersĬC0 textures and additional contents and services to support - €9.90 / monthįirst of all, I apologise for creating such a "lame" topic, but I have been searching for differences between cinema 4d and blender and havent been able to jump into conclusions yet. P3D.in: share and view your Blender models
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