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Version: Upgrade from Prime R19
Upgrade from Prime R19
This item is noncancelable and nonreturnable.
You Pay: $795.00
Maxon Cinema 4D Broadcast R19 is an advanced 3D motion graphics software for creating dynamic broadcast graphics. C4D offers an intuitive workflow and reliable operation, allowing graphics artists to efficiently meet deadlines and make last-minute revisions. Maxon regularly releases free service packs for optimization with changes in operating systems and drivers, contributing to continued reliability in demanding environments.
Cinema 4D is designed with a logically arranged (and customizable) interface and easy-to-understand operation. To make things easier, the interface allows any questions about a specific function to be asked by right-clicking on the function and jumping straight to the integrated software documentation.
C4D is also designed to stay flexible throughout your entire project. It offers various options, such as procedural shaders, for working non-destructively, and the C4D Take System lets you save and manage multiple versions of a scene in a single file.
The application is compatible with Mac and Windows systems.
Note: This upgrade is valid for existing owners of Cinema 4D Prime R19.
System Requirements |
macOS 10.11.6 or 10.12.4+ with 64-bit CPU running on Intel-based Mac Windows 7 SP1 64-bit or higher on Intel or AMD 64-bit CPU with SSE3 support 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended) OpenGL graphics card supporting OpenGL 4.1 (dedicated GPU recommended) The GPU renderer requires an NVIDIA or AMD graphics card on Windows or AMD on macOS which supports OpenCL 1.2 or higher At least 4 GB VRAM is recommended for GPU rendering USB port, registration is required Special Notes from Maxon Cinema 4D on Windows 10: There are no known Cinema 4D issues that are Windows 10-specific but your user experience might differ, depending on your hardware. A closed field test showed that some but not all GPU drivers or input device drivers work less reliably on the new operating system, especially when using 3rd-party plug-ins that rely on these drivers. This can change anytime if these drivers are updated, which means that no general guidelines exist regarding which graphics cards will be affected. For users of Intel HD2500 / HD4000 GPUs, the use of Windows 10 is not recommended because they will most likely not receive the necessary updates. Additionally, some versions of QuickTime could not be used with Windows 10. According to the Apple support website, there is no official support for Windows 10. However, positive feedback has been received with regard to using version 7.7.9 with Windows and Cinema 4D. CPUs: Generally, Cinema 4D supports all currently available Intel and AMD 64-bit CPUs with SSE3 support. However, the risk of compatibility issues for new CPUs (like AMD's latest Ryzen family of CPUs) that are released during a Cinema 4D release cycle cannot be completely ruled out. But updates may be provided in the future for current releases to support these CPUs. Graphics Cards: Generally, Cinema 4D supports all OpenGL 4.1-capable graphics cards. Nevertheless, a dedicated 3D graphics card with an AMD or NVIDIA chip set is recommended. High-performance graphics chips are currently already available in mid-range laptops. Ensure to always use the most current certified graphics card driver (no beta versions). Regarding NVIDIA 3D Vision: A quad buffered graphics card is required to use NVIDIA's 3D Vision Shutter glasses for viewing the stereoscopic display in Cinema 4D. |