Avid Technology has jumped into the stereoscopic 3-D arena.
The company unveiled version 10 of its Avid DS finishing system, its first product to incorporate tools for stereoscopic filmmaking.
This summer, a number of postproduction technologies that support 3-D were introduced by various manufacturers.
Da Vinci Systems recently revealed that it will preview its R3D color grading system designed with 3-D support next month at the International Broadcasting Convention.
At the recent Siggraph confab, Autodesk Media & Entertainment introduced two new versions of its products that will have stereo tools: Maya 2009, a computer animation software; and Toxik 2009, a compositing system. Meanwhile some 3-D capable post tools already are on the market, including those for Quantel and Assimilate.
Avid DS supports such key functions as conform and color correction. Version 10 includes a new stereoscopic container as well as a redesigned color management tool interface and support for Avid’s infrastructure products.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
Avid Technology has jumped into the stereoscopic 3-D arena.
The company unveiled version 10 of its Avid DS finishing system, its first product to incorporate tools for stereoscopic filmmaking.
This summer, a number of postproduction technologies that support 3-D were introduced by various manufacturers.
Da Vinci Systems recently revealed that it will preview its R3D color grading system designed with 3-D support next month at the International Broadcasting Convention.
At the recent Siggraph confab, Autodesk Media & Entertainment introduced two new versions of its products that will have stereo tools: Maya 2009, a computer animation software; and Toxik 2009, a compositing system. Meanwhile some 3-D capable post tools already are on the market, including those for Quantel and Assimilate.
Avid DS supports such key functions as conform and color correction. Version 10 includes a new stereoscopic container as well as a redesigned color management tool interface and support for Avid’s infrastructure products.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
Avid Technology has jumped into the stereoscopic 3-D arena.
The company unveiled version 10 of its Avid DS finishing system, its first product to incorporate tools for stereoscopic filmmaking.
This summer, a number of postproduction technologies that support 3-D were introduced by various manufacturers.
Da Vinci Systems recently revealed that it will preview its R3D color grading system designed with 3-D support next month at the International Broadcasting Convention.
At the recent Siggraph confab, Autodesk Media & Entertainment introduced two new versions of its products that will have stereo tools: Maya 2009, a computer animation software; and Toxik 2009, a compositing system. Meanwhile some 3-D capable post tools already are on the market, including those for Quantel and Assimilate.
Avid DS supports such key functions as conform and color correction. Version 10 includes a new stereoscopic container as well as a redesigned color management tool interface and support for Avid’s infrastructure products.
Source: Hollywood Reporter