I cycled through 3DS Max and Maya before I settled into C4D. C4D does have some niceties that make motion graphics easier, and it integrates tightly with After Effects which might not seem particularly useful at first, but when you start tackling bigger projects with a lot of iterations and revisions, being able to toggle back and forth between the two is a huge time saver - it works a bit like Dynamic Link between Adobe's apps.Īnd in all likelihood you'll end up needing to learn multiple 3D packages over the years. But if you're just striking out on your own, Blender should be fine. Studios and businesses don't change what they're using unless they have a compelling reason, so you're likely to encounter C4D there.
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