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In the new version, licensees can look forward to features such as a revised computing core that handles stereoscopic calculations and provides for the creation of multi-object point groups. Furthermore, more than one hundred additional Python scripts were implemented and thirty existing ones updated. These include scripts for stereo conversion, merging projects, and full export functionality for After Effects. According to Science.D.Visions, the lineup controls were also improved. Imported geometry is thus adapted to the actual footage more quickly through the integration of new functions.
As previously mentioned, the tool is still in the beta phase and is expected to be available in 2013. All detailed information about the development steps can be followed on the developer blog.
Information about prices and the various license models can be obtained by filling out a contact form.
Attached is a four-part video series showing an example workflow for 3DEqualizer4: