Newsmeldung von slashCAM:Industrial Light and Magic uses (on Nuke, etc.) of rob - 10 Jun 2009 09:50:00 Good news for The Foundry: ILM has a so-called site-license for The Foundry's high-end compositing tool, Nuke purchased. ILM was known to date a large part of its compositing workflows, a modified version of Shake-to group. A similar shift is expected to take place over a longer period. Speculation is whether Apple will once again breathe new life into Shake. However, if there is a great player like ILM to a new tool, then the chances for a shake-reactivation next take off (one, especially Nuke usstereoskope image editing - currently one of the must-have features in Hollywood - do not offer and Shake.)
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Antwort von TheDrummer:
Although Apple has discontinued Shake, but it works s.dem successor "Phenomenon" - I'm curious to see how much stuck in Shake Phenomenon, for allegedly handling the greater will be aligned s.Apple motion was not really pursued node-based approaches - a Innovation, of course, would be if both can Phenomenon, ie Layers and nodes. I can not imagine that Apple would do the industry a favor because with the Purchase of Phenomenon synonymous then more flexibility would be purchased as with any other program. The Apple at the present time to stereoscopic processing will not forget, I'll take sharply.
