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It’s a great way for someone new to 3D to get a handle on how the software works.

And it doesn’t require you to own another copy of Cinema 4D to make use of it. So, how does this help you if you are an After Effects user? Good question.Ĭinema 4D Lite is a streamlined version of Cinema 4D that comes bundled with After Effects. There are 3D tracking options in Cinema 4D, and just about everything else, you could ask for in a 3D software package. It includes full texturing and lighting controls. With each product offering some set of features up to the Studio version that includes all features of the package.Ĭinema 4D Studio is a full 3D animation package that includes creation tools for modeling objects, scenes, and characters. On the lower end is Cinema 4D Prime at $995, going all the way up to Cinema 4D Studio at $3,695. Now Maxon has several versions of Cinema 4D available based on needs and budgets. Maxon, recognizing these issues, continued over the years to shape their products to work better with After Effects users’ needs. This is where Cinema 4D Lite comes in, but more on that later.Īfter Effects, by design, is not a 3D program, so artists working with both 2D and 3D assets have to find ways to work between various software platforms. Maxon has worked hard to make Cinema 4D the most compatible software for bouncing between 3D and After Effects. Over the years, they refined the product and turned it into an industry-leading software platform for 3D design and animation, especially when it came to designers working with After Effects. German software developers Maxon put out Cinema 4D originally back in 1993.

Today we are going to discuss Cinema 4D Lite and how it works with After Effects, but first let’s talk a little about Cinema 4D.

On the other hand, if 3D isn’t your bag, and you are more of an After Effects user, you may not be familiar with Maxon’s very popular 3D software. You may not use it, but you’ve probably heard of it. If you are a serious 3D modeler, animator, or compositor, you’ve likely heard of Cinema 4D.