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Review: Maxon Cinema 4D R14 Studio
Published: February 4, 2013
When I took over the animation program at San Marino High School, I was certain of two things: I wanted to teach the kids the basics of Adobe After Effects, and I wanted to teach them a 3D program that was easy to learn, and consistently getting easier to use. |
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Review: Wacom's Cintiq 24HD
Published: October 8, 2012
I can recall, many moons ago, the first time I saw someone using a Wacom tablet. It was an NAB, and I remember thinking how impressive it looked. I also remember thinking it would never be adopted by the masses; that a great mouse was better. Boy, was I wrong! |
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Review: Red Giant's Magic Bullet Suite 11
Published: September 7, 2011
Red Giant has always embraced the little guy, a.k.a., the indie filmmaker. When they first introduced Magic Bullet years ago, I used it on my very first indie film. It made the distributors sit up and take notice: “This looks like film,” they said. |
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Review: Adobe Premiere Pro CS 5.5
Published: June 13, 2011
When Premiere Pro CS 5.0 came out I really didn’t think nonlinear editing tools could get any better. The new Mercury engine in Premiere Pro was amazing. The ability to edit multiple formats in the same timeline without any decrease in performance just blew me away. |
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Review: Maxon Cinema 4D Release 12
Published: October 29, 2010
I love companies that continuously push the envelope. Apple and Adobe come quickly to mind. In my opinion, each and every product from those companies get better and better. When Adobe introduced CS5, not only did I fill my computers with it, but also made sure the school started using it. |
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