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A dense collage of broadcast graphics and conference screenshots showcases the MXL theme, with logos such as Appear, Techex, Riedel, TAG, Nevision, and Ross arranged in a grid of panels. Bright studio shots, color bars, and control-room interface visuals mix with dark backgrounds, neon accents, and layered video thumbnails, creating a busy, technical media-exchange montage.

MXL: One Acronym to Know for 2027

You do not need to rebuild a facility around MXL today. But if software-defined live production keeps spreading, know this acronym before 2027.
A dark-blue promotional banner for Scantic shows five iPhone screens in a row, each highlighting a different 3D scanning feature. Bright white headlines such as “Turn Reality Into 3D,” “Rooms, Cars & Objects,” and “Build 3D Right on iPhone” sit above the phones, with purple glow accents and photo-based interfaces creating a sleek, futuristic look.

Gaussian splats on the iPhone?

Scantic captures and reconstructs 3D Gaussian splats locally on an iPhone, keeping the acquisition and processing pipeline off the cloud.
A stylized orange-and-white squirrel stands on a moss-covered curved branch, its fluffy tail arcing high behind it. Softly blurred greenery and a cool blue forest backdrop frame the scene, while tiny white flowers and gentle sunlight create a lush, polished grooming showcase.

Ornatrix 4 Expands C4D Grooming

Warp Roots, procedural hair-card textures, improved clumping and Unreal colour export extend Ornatrix grooming inside Cinema 4D.
A sleek figurine of a cat sits atop a stack of crates on a rain-slicked street illuminated by vibrant neon signs reflecting a technicolor glow. The blurred background reveals a bustling urban environment, where the cool night air mingles with the warm light.

ZEISS LensCore is here

ZEISS explains how LensCore recreates physical lens behaviour inside Nuke, supports custom lenses and fits into professional VFX pipelines.
Cinema 4D workspace showing keyframe alignment inside the KeyTool Pro v1.0 interface. A dark timeline graph with red animation curves fills the lower left, while gray cylindrical objects sit in the 3D viewport above and a compact settings panel rests on the right, all under cool interface lighting.

KeyTool Pro v1.0 for C4D

Animoore Studio’s free KeyTool Pro v1.0 brings live easing, bounce, elastic and practical keyframe utilities to Cinema 4D.
A digitally sculpted male head with spiky hair, presented in a neutral gray color. The 3D model features sharp angular details on the face and hair, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship. The backdrop is a simple gray, highlighting the smooth textures and defined contours of the hair and facial features.

Sisir Free Hair Grooming Tool

Free standalone grooming for Windows adds guide styling, procedural controls, masks, DCC bridge scripts and Alembic export.
A textured surface displaying an intricate pattern of circular droplets and ripples, creating a dynamic visual effect reminiscent of rainfall. The droplets vary in size and placement, glistening under soft lighting, enhancing the illusion of movement and fluidity across the surface.

Ripple Pro for 3ds Max

Ripple Pro brings modern ripple, wake and rain controls to 3ds Max, without relying on its ageing built-in modifier stack.

ZEISS LensCore is here

ZEISS explains how LensCore recreates physical lens behaviour inside Nuke, supports custom lenses and fits into professional VFX pipelines. Keep reading

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