Edit Tools: Apple/AJA By Dan Ochiva
A week before MacWorld 2008, Apple released its new top-of-the-line Mac Pro, a potent machine that employs two of the latest Intel Quad-Core Xeon 5400 processors with next-gen 45nm circuitry...
Edit Tools: Digital-Tutors By Dan Ochiva
Creating Cartoon Characters in modo Digital-Tutors Any artist knows that you have to keep learning...
Edit Tools: Red Giant Software By Dan Ochiva
As more and more precanned software effects and stock graphics hit the airwaves, smart editors are realizing their projects can get a little stale-looking if they're not careful...
Edit Tools: Enhance Technology By Dan Ochiva
New, lower-cost generations of SAS and SATA I/II 3Gbps interface hard drives have been on the market for a while...
Edit Tools: Nvidia By Dan Ochiva
At this month’s CES convention, Nvidia laid out a new approach to graphics that is due to come to market as soon as next month...
Edit Tools: Noise Industries By Dan Ochiva
If you have to come up with lots of effects looks, it’s good to check out new packages. While Noise Industries might not be well known, the company is already releasing version 2 of FxFactory...
Edit Tools: Boris FX By Dan Ochiva
The market for compositing and effects software is competitive, and it’s getting more so with new products from Adobe and Red Giant Software, among others...
Products: Da Vinci Systems By Dan Ochiva
Housekeeping chores for disk management can chew in to scheduled work sessions. With its support for Bright Systems' recently released BrightClip data-recording technology, Da Vinci Systems general manager Bill Robertson says there will be dramatic benefits in collaborative digital postproduction workflows...
Products: Wacom By Dan Ochiva
Graphics-tablet manufacturer Wacom expands its interactive Cintiq line with the 12WX, which features a 12.1in. TFT display. It's the first of the company's pen-on-screen products that breaks the four-figure mark (just, at $999)...
Display Tools: Intelix By Dan Ochiva
Using a computer's standard DVI output for digital signage makes sense because it employs the computer's ability to create graphics, text, and video, as well as taking advantage of the high quality and low cost of today's digital graphics cards, but DVI signals are difficult to distribute...
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