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Review: Autodesk Smoke on the Mac
Published: May 6, 2013
At last year’s NAB, Smoke 2013 for Mac was announced with much fanfare. It really rocked the post community with its radical user interface (UI) redesign, the addition of node-based compositing with ConnectFX, and its much lower price point. |
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Review: Blackmagic's HyperDeck Shuttle
Published: December 2, 2011
To me, the HyperDeck Shuttle is the iPod of field recorders. It does what it’s advertised to do well — record HD or SD video to uncompressed QuickTime files. It’s easy to operate, well designed and robust. |
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Review: Autodesk Smoke 2012 SP2 for Mac OS X
Published: November 9, 2011
It’s not every day that a new version of software equally excites new users and long-time artists. Autodesk has done just that with the release of Autodesk Smoke 2012, which features a complete revamp of the lighting system in Action, Smoke’s 3D compositing environment. A long-time user request was to include cast shadows and Autodesk has delivered with 3D shadows that are extremely interactive and easy to use yet deep. |
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Review: Autodesk Smoke for Mac OS X
Published: January 3, 2011
The world of production and post is now radically different from five years ago. Back in the day, we had standard definition TV and film. You had Digi Beta and film cans. Now, thanks to the digital revolution, started with MiniDV cameras hooked up via FireWire to your Mac and edited in Final Cut Pro, the world of production and post has changed forever. |
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