Digimation Ships FaceStation 2
Digimation announced the availability of FaceStation 2, the latest version of the video-based 3D facial animation software. Actual facial expressions...
Digimation announced the availability of FaceStation 2, the latest version of the video-based 3D facial animation software. Actual facial expressions...
San Francisco-based The Orphanage studio will release eLin this coming June, a new system for HDR compositing in After Effects....
It's very unusual to see something like happiness being discussed in press releases and industry white papers. A paper published...
Pixmart has released PatchMaker, a new 2D-motion tracking and footage stabilizing tool. The software uses all the color data present...
Splutterfish has posted an article on San Francisco-based The Orphanage studio, and their use of Brazil r/s to create visual...
Blur Studio's second animated short film is now online. Written and directed by Tim Miller, Rockfish has been created using...
Jamie Field reviews BodyPaint v2 for InsideCG: "... the best 3d painting application on the market ..."
S. D. Katz reviews Max 6 for Millimeter magazine: "... yet another very good version of a software product that...
Cuneyt Ozdas has written a plugin for WhereIsIt that lets the disk cataloging application extract information from 3ds max scene...
Brendan Duncan has posted MAXShade, his RenderMan shading language-based interpreter for Max, as an open-source project on Sourceforge.net.
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