
We’ve got some very exciting new products to show you and some great presentations lined up from ILM, MPC, Jellyfish and Framestore on our mini theatre. Take a look at our schedule to find out more. See you in Amsterdam!
NUKE and NUKEX 6.1 – with sneak peak at 6.2
The Foundry team will showcase the latest release of NUKE and NUKEX 6.1 as well as providing a glimpse as to what’s coming in NUKE 6.2 (due in Q4). NUKE 6.1 adds Ultimatte, improved 3D workflow, Framecycler Pro, RotoPaint improvements and much much more. NUKEX 6.1 brings additional features to the 3D CameraTracker. The team will wet your appetite by showing the image modeller and dope sheet that are coming in Nuke 6.2.
MARI is a brand new creative 3D texture painting product, originally developed at Weta Digital to handle the exceedingly detailed look development and texture work demanded by Avatar. MARI copes easily with an obsessive level of detail – literally tens of thousands of textures – quickly and elegantly.
With the help of some talented artists, we’ll be giving you a good look at MARI what it is and why you might like painting with it. The Windows version has just entered our beta.
OCULA is The Foundry’s unique collection of plug-in tools that address common problems experienced with stereoscopic imagery in post production. Winner of a TVB Europe IBC Award in 2008 and an iaward in 2009, OCULA boosts productivity and ultimately helps deliver a more rewarding stereoscopic viewing experience.Come and visit our stand for a closer look.
STORM – FIRST SHOWING AT IBC
STORM is a brand new product developed by The Foundry bringing assistance to RED Digital Cinema camera production workflows. STORM generates and carries metadata, a vital element of the digital cinema camera workflow, along with the native footage connecting various production stages such as review, look development, editing, and final grading to the overall production context. Ted Schilowitz from RED will be on The Foundry stand throughout IBC, take a look at our schedule to find out more.
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