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Blackmagic Design acquires Eyeon Software

Sep 12, 2014 by Joel LeLievre
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Blackmagic Design has announced that they have acquired Eyeon Software, makers of Fusion. The announcement was made today at IBC 2014 in Amsterdam. For more details on the acquisition, you can check out the Blackmagic Design website.

Source: Salvo Triolo

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Juang3d
10 years ago

I wish this means they do an affordable version of Fusion, or at least a modular one, where we can pay for the modules we need, I don’t understand why compositing packages don’t pick that business model, IMO this could lead to a lot more people using their package.

Cheers.

MauricioPC
10 years ago

I just wish Fusion get pushed more. I think its a very VERY valid solution against Nuke that costs 3x more.

Muadib
10 years ago

does anyone happen to know the european pricing on eyeon fusion 7?

Christian
Reply to  Muadib
10 years ago

It is about 1850 EUR (excl. VAT)

Muadib
10 years ago

thanks christian, i appreciate the information very much.
not sure what the licensing scheme is, with yearly subs or not but that does not seem that excessive of a price.

Christian
Reply to  Muadib
10 years ago

1850 EUR (excl. VAT) is with 1 year subscription. After that, subscription alone is about 380 EUR (excl. VAT) for one year.

Muadib
Reply to  Christian
10 years ago

that is exactly what i was wondering. thank you.

Juang3d
10 years ago

In fact no, it’s not excessive, I think I was thinking in older prices, 1850 it’s not too bad.

Cheers

Salvo Triolo
10 years ago

Fusion isn’t expansive as Nuke or NukeX…it pays 3/5 years of bad marketing and absent interest for user voice.
This acquisition could bring big benefits if BM dissects Eyeon technology in favor of its products and viceversa.
I hope in a long BM fusion/generation life (eyeon policy rast in peace).

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