Adobe CS5 video contains 3D elements created with Autodesk software
The 3D elements from Adobe's CS5 video were created using a 3D software you may recognize. Is this a contradiction?...
The 3D elements from Adobe's CS5 video were created using a 3D software you may recognize. Is this a contradiction?...
Samsung warns about health risks (PDF) posed by watching stereoscopic 3D TV.
Twenty years later, Gary Yost speaks. We have the great pleasure to present you with a double feature: an in-depth...
A book by CG artist Mike de la Flor and traditional sculptor Bridgette Mongeon that guides artists through the process...
A book by Tina O'Hailey, professor of Animation at Savannah College of Art and Design, that teaches how to work...
CGSociety has an article on Point-based rendering techniques and how they are being implemented at Pixar.
The Cologne-based XTUIO team has released the latest version of UniTUIO CE, their collection of scripts that bridge together the...
Flash-free standards-based web video playback is on the way. According to rumors, Google will make its recently-acquired VP8 video codec...
André Vieira reviews Max 2011 for Três D1: "... another important step in the restructuring of that, like version 2010,...
A nice Realflow experiment video by Richard De Souza.
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