Nuke still alive?

[Anonymous]

Hi all!

Been watching this application for a while now, it looked very promising at first to me but after about six months ive come to realize that there seems to be extremely few people actually using this application. D2 has redone their website but thats pretty much it, they seem to be very poor at promoting their product. Only seen a few tutorials over at CMI studios, and the few forums that discuss Nuke are pretty much dead, no(very few) people showing off their work done in Nuke etc…

Just curious as to what your feelings are towards this? Is Nuke a dying product?
Or is D2 waiting for some major event before putting in the effort to promote their product?

Any thoughts about it would be interesting to hear

P.S Sorry for bad english

[grafikus]

Nuke is live and kicking, new version is expected this summer.

[Anonymous]

hi, here some my works
http://www.nucciocanino.com

[eltopo]

the majority of fx studios uses discreet, apple or avid products.
There are a bunch of smaller companies that produce either software or turnkey composition stations. As you can imagine choosing one of these carries sme disadvantages such as fewer support and so on…

[grafikus]

I dont feel less supported and so on… 🙄

[Anonymous]

Mr Canino, ive already seen your work a few months ago and loved it!!!
specially those small, behind the scenes ones 🙂
And it was seeing those again that made me realize how i kinda miss having 3d in shake 🙂

Grafikus you definitively sound like a happy customer atleast 🙂

[Diogo Girondi]

A long time ago in a post far way I’ve complained about the look of Nuke’s inerface but since life is really tricky now I use it on daily basis and I love it.

D2 support kicks serious ass.

All I have to say is customize your self and Nuke it 😉

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