- [Instructor] Welcome to your first Redshift scene.
To get up and running in Redshift
we're going to take this robot
that I have here in Cinema 4D.
We're going to go ahead
and apply a few different Redshift materials to it
to give it some nice coloring
and give it more of a toy type of look.
Then we're going to go and frame it up
with our Redshift Camera and our Redshift Camera tag
to give it a hero perspective
and make this robot look much bigger
than the toy it actually is.
We'll also use the Camera tag to apply some bokeh effects,
and get a very good-looking depth of field effect going on.
Next we're going to add some lights
and get a basic three-point lighting setup going
so that we can see our robot in all of its glory.
We'll also add a few stage elements,
so some dust in the background,
and then just an overall background.
And then lastly we're going to talk about
render settings in Redshift
and how to get a basic render setup
that will ensure that your final renders are clean.
This chapter is going to give you
all of the basics that you need
just to get up and running in Redshift,
but we're going to use this same scene
throughout the rest of the course
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