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Autodesk Inferno
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The Rise and Fall of Cyborg
When we think of compositing systems of the late nineties and early two thousands, Discreet and Quantel come to mind. But for a brief time, there was a real contender to those two powerhouses: 5D Cyborg!
Autodesk Tools Power Oscar-Nominated Work
Visual-effects Oscar winner The Golden Compass was created using Autodesk technology.
Eyeon Goes on “Connection World Tour 2006”
The Canadian manufacturer also shows its new connection software for the Autodesk Stone file system in Germany
IBC: Eyeon’s Connection Links PC and Stone File System
Enables access from Windows systems to Autodesk Stone file storage
IBC: Autodesk Presents New Versions of Inferno, Flame, Flint, Fire and Smoke
Updates for the compositing, editing and colour-grading products are the focus
Autodesk: New Versions for Postproduction
Shortly before IBC 2006, Autodesk announces a series of new versions of its systems for visual effects, film editing and finishing
Discreet Inferno on Linux
From the end of April, Autodesk will also ship its Inferno VFX and compositing system worldwide as a Linux version
New Versions of Discreet Systems
Shortly before Siggraph, Autodesk polished up its range of systems for visual effects, editing and finishing as well as digital colour correction.
Discreet Changes Name to Autodesk Media and Entertainment
After six years as part of the Autodesk group, Discreet has now officially changed its name to Autodesk Media and Entertainment.
Discreet Updates Inferno, Flame and Flint
Inferno 5.5, Flame 8.5 and Flint 8.5 add a new Master Keyer, 10-bit media support and expanded finishing tools.
Discreet Ships Inferno 5, Flame 8 and Flint 8
The releases introduced mixed-resolution compositing, expanded FBX-based 3D interchange and a redesigned Batch workflow with editing and proxy rendering.