fnordware.blogspot:
The main advantage of OpenColorIO is that it will function identically across all programs that support it. So if you want to make sure that your color transformations in After Effects match those in Nuke (now shipping with OCIO), this is a way to do it.
AE is a great finished tool. Having OpenColorIO in both is great.
David Stripinis (@davidstripinis) 12/9/12, 2:51 PM
A photo is more accurate and technologically advanced than a painting. Yet we often see more magic and romance in the painting…
David Stripinis (@davidstripinis) 12/9/12, 2:52 PM
I think a layer of abstracted separation between the viewer and the subject makes it MORE involving.
David Stripinis (@davidstripinis) 12/9/12, 2:58 PM
Why do some film stocks FEEL better? Why do Ultraprimes FEEL better than Masterprimes? Why do we love incandescent bulbs but hat CFLs?
Love the Sunday afternoon rant.
Here are some basics of some of the new tools and redone tools.
Thanks Mr. Wright
Steven Spielberg:
I dream for a living
Via: Clear Quotes
We talk lot about seeing. It's a well known saying. "Wow, artist X has a really good eye."
It might be harder to find a thinker than it is to find a Artist who sees.
Deke Kincaid:
If your in the LA region next Thursday we have an open house at our office on Dec 13th from 4-9pm. There will be food and drink. Come by and say hi.
If your not subscribed to the Nuke list, shame on you.
cgmeetup.net:
Behind the Scenes : Visual Effects of Battleship – ILM Industrial Light & Magic’s visual effects work for Peter Berg’s 2012 sci-fi epic, ‘Battleship’
What was the journalist name who was complaining about visual effects being boring. I forgot nevermind.
Happy Friday everyone.
Visual Effects Society;
Understanding Unions: The Good, The Bad & Unknown Of Forming A Visual Effects Collective Bargaining Organization- Part 2
Visual Effects Society:
Understanding Unions: The Good, The Bad & Unknown Of Forming A Visual Effects Collective Bargaining Organization- Part 1
Rick Burgess:
It appears a recent rumor indicating the imminent launch of low-power Ivy Bridge processors just got upgraded from "vaguely possible" to "pretty darn likely". According to this leaked PowerPoint slide from VR-Zone (Chinese), 10W and 13W Ivy Bridge "Y" variants are set to debut in Q1 next year.
Hmmm.