3ds Max

Use cinemagraphs to quickly create animations

Agnieszka Klich from Arch Viz Artist explains how to take advantage of cinemagraphs to quickly create animations of your projects.

cinemagraph combines still photography with video to create a picture that contains some small moving elements, while the bigger part of the image is frozen.

Check out how to do it in the video below.


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