If you’re new to cinema4D, you’re probably wondering what kind of hardware you’ll need to learn it. A bit of an involved question, so let’s dive in and answer these questions:

Is it possible?
What’s the experience like?
Mac vs PC - what’s the difference?
Do you need a desktop?

Starting off, is it even possible to run, let alone learn cinema4D on a laptop?
In short - yes, absolutely:
Still frames on physical renderer - Absolutely.
Animations - can be problematic. Definitely slow unless you're running something top of the line.
Access to third party renderers (Redshift, Arnold, Octane and Corona)- Dependent on hardware, Mac is limited, PC is not.

For the rest of the article, check it out on my blog - www.mattkander.com (article coming soon)

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They're everywhere and for good reason, some of the BEST tutorials i've found for Cinema4D have been on Skillshare. My top pics are Visual Don, CG Shortcuts, Eyedesign and Patrick Foley. Check them out with the link below (which is an affiliate link, so I will earn a small kick back if you sign up for the free trial!).

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