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3D Model Planet Earth - Part 2 - Blender 2.8

04-06-2020

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In the second and final part of this Blender 2.8 Planet Earth Tutorial, we will animate the earth globe and clouds.

Here are the concepts covered in this video tutorial:

Animate the planet earth rotation
Animate the camera in Blender
Create keyframes
Update the render settings
Add camera blur effect
Create final render animation

We will also add a camera blur and animate the camera movement. We will finally export the rendered video clip.

3D Model Planet Earth - Part 1 - Blender 2.8 - https://www.dcpweb.co.uk/blog/3d-model-planet-earth-part-1-blender-2-8

Video Tutorial By Pankaj Shah | Blender 3D Tutorials

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