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Nuke 6.0 and NukeX 6.0 released |
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Thursday, 25 February 2010 00:00 |
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Nuke 6.0 has been released! And with this major version upgrade The Foundry also landed with an even more advanced version called NukeX. New features with NukeX includes:
- integrated 3D camera tracker
- depth generator
- tools for automatic lens distortion correction
- FurnaceCore
Read more about NukeX here!
Nuke 6.0 incorporates a completely new shape rotoscope and paint toolset based on a rewritten core curve library and new RotoPaint node. This release introduces a flexible, non-destructive, layer based paint hierarchy integrated with Nuke's animation and tracking capabilities and supporting per-object attributes such as blending modes and motion blur.
The Foundry's highly acclaimed Keylight keyer is now a standard feature included with Nuke 6.0.
Nuke 6.0 brochure. |
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009 08:32 |
Autodesk recently released new versions of Maya, Softimage, MotionBuilder and Mudbox. |
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RenderMan Studio 2.0 released |
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Friday, 08 May 2009 17:27 |
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RenderMan Studio 2.0 is now available! It now supports Maya 2009 and it includes the following upgraded software: Mac OS X 10.5 and Windows Vista are now supported platforms, in addition to Linux and Windows XP. |
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Thursday, 30 April 2009 16:00 |
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Haven't upgraded to 3ds Max 2010 yet? Here are the top 10 reasons to do so: 1. Graphite Modeling Tools
2. Containers
3. Review Enhancements
4. xView Mesh Analyzer
5. Final Gather Flicker Reduction | | 6. Cloth improvements
7. Linear Color Space Workflow
8. Material Explorer
9. mental mill/MetaSL Support
10. PFlowAdvanced |
Read more about the new features at Autodesk.com. Want to try it out? Download the 30-day fully functional trial version. Upgrades are available all the way from 3ds Max 3.0. Give us a call for more info. |
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