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Which Training Do You Recommend?

SuperdogSuperdog Posts: 765
edited December 1969 in New Users

As a new user I'd like to find out which training has been helpful learning DS. All the training is on sale atm so I thought I might buy some.

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  • JaderailJaderail Posts: 0
    edited December 1969

    As a total beginer I would get all the FREE Dreamlight Tut's in the Tutorial section. They have good info for general use for any 3D rendering program.

  • SuperdogSuperdog Posts: 765
    edited February 2013

    Yes, they're very good. But I was wondering whether to get something more advanced to do with animation. Maybe this:

    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/3d-animation-master

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  • JaderailJaderail Posts: 0
    edited February 2013

    If you have not done Animation yet I recommend this one first then your pick second as a more in depth follow up.
    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/8-2-great-art-now-animation-201-multiple-camera-secrets

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  • Scott LivingstonScott Livingston Posts: 4,340
    edited December 1969

    I guess it depends on what you want to do with the software...

    The one you linked to is by Dreamlight, the same vendor that created the free ones that Jaderail mentioned. I haven't heard any reviews of the 3D Animation Master product yet, but Dreamlight's training programs (free and otherwise) are generally well-regarded, from what I've heard and seen. If you're interested in animation and liked Dreamlight's free tutorials then 3D Animation Master might be a good choice for you (and keep in mind, there's a 30-day money-back guarantee in case you don't like it).

    If you're still not sure, Dreamlight has a cheaper animation-related tutorial available as well: http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/8-2-great-art-now-animation-201-multiple-camera-secrets

  • Scott LivingstonScott Livingston Posts: 4,340
    edited December 1969

    Jaderail said:
    If you have not done Animation yet I recommend this one first then your pick second as a more in depth follow up.
    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/8-2-great-art-now-animation-201-multiple-camera-secrets

    Oh, you beat me to it! :)
  • JaderailJaderail Posts: 0
    edited December 1969

    Scott-Livingston said:
    Jaderail said:
    If you have not done Animation yet I recommend this one first then your pick second as a more in depth follow up.
    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/8-2-great-art-now-animation-201-multiple-camera-secrets

    Oh, you beat me to it! :)I'm on my game today, a bit anyway.
  • Miss BMiss B Posts: 3,071
    edited December 1969

    I don't do any animation, but as a member of the Dreamlight Club (and moderator of the DLC forum), as well as owner of two of Dreamlight's Master Series (Model Master and Light Master) I can, as Scott mentioned, vouch for the quality of his training videos.

    That said, I would take Jaderail's suggestion to try the less expensive video product first and see if you like it before buying the more intensive/expensive product.

  • anikadanikad Posts: 1,919
    edited December 1969

    Superdog said:
    Yes, they're very good. But I was wondering whether to get something more advanced to do with animation. Maybe this:

    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/3d-animation-master

    If you're interested in doing that class I would sign up for his mailing list (warning he sends a lot of emails). He frequently has sales in his non-daz store. I think I saw that for about $30 a couple of months ago. And then there was the 21 for $150 at Christmas which was all of his classes plus all the sets.

  • SuperdogSuperdog Posts: 765
    edited December 1969

    anikad said:
    Superdog said:
    Yes, they're very good. But I was wondering whether to get something more advanced to do with animation. Maybe this:

    http://www.daz3d.com/utilities-resources/tutorials/3d-animation-master

    If you're interested in doing that class I would sign up for his mailing list (warning he sends a lot of emails). He frequently has sales in his non-daz store. I think I saw that for about $30 a couple of months ago. And then there was the 21 for $150 at Christmas which was all of his classes plus all the sets.

    Thanks! I've signed up to the mailing list. I've bought the cheaper training videos for now. I'll wait until I've watched those before buying the more expensive ones.

  • TotteTotte Posts: 13,979
    edited December 1969

    The Dreamlight series are very high quality, somewhat pricy but they are worth the money. Start by getting some of the free ones to see if his tutoring style fits you. There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to tutoring.

    I think Geek at play studios has some free DS 4.5 tutorials as well, they also have some for Hexagon, and many other softwares, check that out (just google it).

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