CineMon 2 – now a Videorecorder and Audiomixer
CineMon 2 adds video recording, audio mixing and dual-input monitoring. Our Mac review explores image quality, timecode and capture limitations.
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MagicPicker 10 Gives Colour Some Boundaries
MagicPicker 10 adds named colour ranges, perceptual colour controls and native UXP support. Your palette gets boundaries. Your client remains unrestricted.
Colorboy: One More Node for Resolve?
Colorboy gathers camera transforms, grading and film effects in one Resolve OFX. What happens inside it, and do you need it?
ArmorPaint 1.0 swaps Haxe for C
ArmorPaint 1.0 swaps Haxe for C, trims memory use and adds local AI, UV tools, sculpting and broader interchange.
Neat Video 6.1.2 adds Vegas 2026 and Nuke 17
Neat Video 6.1.2 shows up with M5 Pro and M5 Max support and fresh host app compatibility, so your denoise keeps pace.
Neat Video 6.1 updates OFX and host support
Neat Video 6.1 adds Baselight 7 support, new default profile controls and OFX updates across Windows, macOS and Linux.
Rebelle 8: Digital Painting’s Physical Upgrade
Rebelle 8 turns digital painting into a physical experience. The new Bristle Brush engine simulates every hair of a real brush, RealShader adds true lighting and shadow depth to thick paint, and the NanoPixel 2 engine scales artwork up to 32 K resolution. With layer-specific materials, symmetry tools, Escape Motions’ latest release feels less like an update and more like a real studio, minus the turpentine.
Kyno Update: Still Alive, Still Useful
Kyno 1.9 isn’t new magic, but it proves the beloved media tool still lives. Apple Silicon, new RAW SDKs, proxy presets—IBC chat to follow.
Mistika 11 Adds “The Gallery” for Colourists Who Hoard Looks
Mistika 11 adds The Gallery: unlimited presets, FX stacks, metadata control, and Apple Silicon optimisation. For colourists who like tidy chaos.
Autodesk releases Maya 2024
Autodesk has released Maya 2024. The updates include enhancements to the Retopology toolset, a new USD-based material autthoring and new brush-based workflows for sculpting animation curves. Also new: native Apple Silicon support, the Bifrost multiphysics plugin and the MtoA plugin for the Arnold renderer, which run on M1 and M2 processors.
Innovations for the Maxon One product line!
ZBrush benefits from the M1 and M2 processors. Upgrades for the creative tools ZBrush, Forger, Red Giant Trapcode and Capsules are flowing through the pipeline.
Asus or Apple for Resolve on the move?
Presented by notebooksbilliger.de: Users looking for a desktop computer à la price-performance queen should go for a Windows or Linux computer with a powerful GPU, right? With one caveat: the availability and price of high-performance GPUs are currently problematic. So where can digital nomads and laptop enthusiasts find what they're looking for?
Gigapixel AI 6.0 released!
Four tropical birds for version 6.0: the latest release of Gigapixel AI. Increase image resolution now with the power of artificial intelligence! Polly wants a biscuit?
Image editing at Hollywood level with Optics 2022?
Is this just window dressing, or does the Boris FX tool live up to its promise of over 1,500 particle templates?
Avid Media Composer 2021.12 Reviewed
Media Composer 2021.12 adds cloud licence transfers, Monterey and M1 emulation support, Windows 11 compatibility and interface updates.
Mocha Pro 2022 Adds MFR Support and Apple Silicon Performance
Mocha Pro 2022 added Adobe Multi-Frame Rendering support, colour-management improvements, new exports and faster Apple M1 performance.
Cinema 4D Adds Native Support for Apple M1 Macs
Maxon announced Cinema 4D support for Apple’s first M1-powered Macs, making it an early professional 3D application for Apple silicon.