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A colorful group of animated creatures poses together in a dimly lit room. Various shapes and sizes are represented, including a pink round creature in a glass bubble, a furry brown monster, and a small red creature in the foreground.

Stitch Head!

“Stitch Head”: A charming animated adventure blending gothic charm, playful humor, and a heartfelt journey of self-acceptance, crafted by a team spanning multiple continents and pipelines.
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A visually striking image featuring the text "ProRes vs. BRAW" in neon blue and red against a patterned backdrop of barcodes and geometric shapes, symbolizing a comparison between the two video formats.

ProRes RAW vs. BRAW

BMPCC 4K just learned a new trick: ProRes RAW via firmware. We stacked it against BRAW Q0. One’s cleaner, one’s bigger. Which would you shoot?
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A cozy living room scene featuring two people sitting on a sofa, watching a vibrant abstract display on a large television screen. The image showcases colorful swirling patterns, with a Dolby Vision logo in the bottom right corner.

Dolby Vision 2 Rewrites HDR

TL;DR: Dolby Vision 2 upgrades HDR with AI-driven tone-mapping, ambient adjustments, and creative motion control, first to be seen in Hisense TVs, coming in 2026-2027.
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The DaVinci Resolve logo centered, featuring three colorful dots, surrounded by icons of Premiere Pro (Pr), After Effects (Ae), and Audition (Au) on a dark background.

Goodbye Adobe Premiere

I whispered, "Goodbye, Adobe!" as I pressed the unsubscribe button. To me it sounded very much like “Hasta la vista” but less dramatic. We had a good run, but it was time to move on.
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A sleek gaming monitor displayed prominently with a vibrant, colorful abstract background that highlights its features. The monitor stands on a stylish base, emphasizing the modern design and advanced technology.

„For Those Who Dare“

These days you wouldn’t always have to go for an expensive, professionally calibrated screen if you are not working for extremely demanding clients. Has the age of correct colors finally arrived? What about HDR? Let’s have a broader look!
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The starship USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) glides majestically through a starry space scene, with a futuristic space station visible in the background, illuminated by blue light.

The visual effects of Star Trek – a retrospective

On September 8th, 1966, the U.S.S. Enterprise flew across American screens for the first time - since then, "Star Trek" in all its various iterations has become part of the zeitgeist. And, in keeping with the Enterprise's mission, it has also repeatedly stepped into new areas of visual effects, making it one of the many trailblazers for our industry. In this retrospective, we want to take a closer look at some of these milestones.
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A futuristic gaming or control room featuring sleek black and red design elements, illuminated by bright lights. The polished floor reflects the colorful lights and includes several high-tech consoles and displays in the background.

Strange New Virtual Production Worlds!

It's a good time for us Trekkies - between Discovery and Lower Decks, between Picard and Strange New Worlds, there's something for everyone - finally again! But there's a lot going on behind the scenes - because the first big show to be filmed on a Virtual Production Stage was Star Trek: Discovery. And right after that - almost simultaneously - came Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. As it was definitely worth seeing, we asked what you can expect from your big VP production.
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