Baselight v7 refines the colourist’s toolkit
FilmLight’s Baselight v7 adds smarter mattes, new depth tools and workflow upgrades for complex grading and VFX-heavy productions.
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Crawly for Videoscreens: SpyderPro
SpyderPro gets serious: anorganic filters, 12,000 nits, 3D LUT export, OLED support, and proper profiling tools make it fit for postproduction again. Let's see if the claims hold up!
Samsung Debuts Corporate LED Studio Bundle: ARRI ALEXA 35 Camera Included
Samsung’s Corporate LED Studio Bundle: ARRI ALEXA 35, The Wall IVC, and UNIQVUE. A complete turnkey in-house broadcast offering - Sounds interesting?
Will this model soon generate faces?
A Chinese research team presents: IDE-3D - a model that can be used to create faces. Works on the basis of GAN.
How can the human gaze be calculated?
Researchers at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg are working on a method to better assess the position of a person's head.
Computer scientists research human-scene contact
Important for motion capturing: how do people interact with the environment? With the Rich project, researchers want to decisively develop the HSC further.
Will Google Research revolutionise how HDR scenes are created in the future?
If NeRF makes you think of toy guns, click on now. Everyone else will discover the advantages of neuronal radiation fields. Important for everyone who works with HDRs!
The Twilight Zone | VFX-Breakdown
Proud as Sterling: Marble UFO, Monstermade & ghostly apparition.
Nvidia Research Improves Video-to-Video Synthesis
World-Consistent Video-to-Video Synthesis uses semantic inputs, memory, optical-flow warping and guidance images to generate coherent video.
Tales From The Loop: VFX-Breakdown von Rodeo FX
The visual effects breakdown for Amazon Prime's sci-fi series features robot characters.
VFX-Breakdown von Main Road Post
The visual effects breakdown by the Russian Main Road Post company shows the Soviet side of the Space Race.
Building a Black Hole in Blender
Christian Scubli's eight-part Blender tutorial builds an Interstellar-inspired black hole, accretion disk, materials and final render.
SIGGRAPH 2017: Technical Papers Trailer
"Cutting edge" in computer graphics: A preview of the results of the technical papers for the upcoming SIGGRAPH 2017 conference.
Richard Feynman: Dimensions of a Flower
How do you think about flowers? In this video, a way of thinking by the famous physicist Richard Feynman is visualized using motion graphics.
Canadian Studios at the animago
For the first time, four Canadian studios are visiting the animago, an initiative of the Canadian Embassy and the CASO association (Computer Animation Studios of Ontario).
Acholiland Wins Three College Television Awards
FFF-supported short film Acholiland wins drama, directing, and humanitarian honors at the College Television Awards.
Star Trek Project 2009
Cult director J.J. Abrams directs “Star Trek – The Movie” from a screenplay by Robert Orci and Alex Kurtzman.
Trailer for “The Day the Earth Stood Still”
He has arrived—THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. Strange spheres appear around the world, causing global unrest and panic.
Casual Gaming Scientifically Proven to Reduce Stress
University Study Demonstrates Positive Health Effects of Casual Games
Will Japan Soon Have the World’s Fastest Computer?
What happens when meteorologists, climate researchers, quantum physicists and engineers calculate in petaflops rather than teraflops? Nearly 60 experts from research, science and industry will consider questions of this kind at the 20th NEC User Group conference from 6 to 9 April 2008.
The internet weighs one 14-billionth of a kilogram!
P.M. MAGAZIN has put the internet on the scales: worldwide business correspondence via the internet, together with all love letters, holiday snapshots, videos, music files, spam and so on, weighs less than a grain of sand.
First technology channel on the internet
Yesterday in Düsseldorf, Germany’s first technology TV channel was launched at the annual meeting of the SACHEN MACHEN initiative founded by VDI. The WebTV channel ‘TecTV’, established especially for young people, is produced by the Stuttgart moving-image agency fischerAppelt, tv media and can be reached at www.tectv.de.
Computer science graduate school offers scholarships immediately after a bachelor’s degree
Outstanding computer science students who would like to conduct research can apply in Saarbrücken for a doctoral scholarship immediately after completing a bachelor’s degree. The application deadline for the coming summer semester is February 29.
IP TV: Free Channel for Universities
Artvoice provides universities with a free IP TV channel in exchange for content