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  • in reply to: Phyx PPTs now available for Apple Shake #216431
    Dani Sanchez
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    NOTE: The Free Offer for The EVO Collection has expired, and new Pricing is in effect – $199.95 USD.

    The EVO Collection now offers a newly updated 3d Keyer.

    Thanks. 🙂

    in reply to: Phyx PPTs now available for Apple Shake #216429
    Dani Sanchez
    Participant

    @aneks 26165 wrote:

    wow it looks as though you have really gone through and understood some of the tools in the macro cookbook and then re-badged them.
    I wonder if it took longer to make the macros or the icons for them ?

    Aneks,

    our plugins are not copied from any source. I’m not sure which “macro cookbook” you are referring to, but I am absolutely certain that any resemblance to any of our products is indirect.

    Our plugins and macros have taken alot of time to develop properly, regardless of anyone having made anything else in Shake, or any other program.

    Please refer to the FAQs page of our site for more information about this.

    in reply to: Phyx PPTs now available for Apple Shake #216430
    Dani Sanchez
    Participant

    PHYX EVO
    press release

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    Cleveland, Aug. 20, 2008 – Phyx Inc. (private) today announced EVO collection of compositing plugins for Apple Shake. The EVO collection offers 14 powerful new plugins for creating and processing images within Shake:

    AntiAlias
    smooth blocky image artifacts of images/renders without excessive blur.

    BlurBlend
    an efficient time-saving blur operator gives you the ability to simulate various diffusion filters.

    Deband
    raises the effective bit rate of 8 bit, 10 bit, and 12 bit images to 16 bits. Reduces quantizing noise by smoothing gradients, and restores details of DV, HDV, etc..

    Deinterlace
    a motion-compensated deinterlacer stable enough to use for motion-tracking purposes.

    GridGen
    generates grids for use in Shake. The grids may also be rendered for use in other applications.

    InstantRain
    generates and processes simulated rain for use in composites.

    Keyer3d
    a functional variant of the 3dKeyer described in Steve Wright’s “Digital Compositing for Film and Video”.

    OldFilm
    simulates film damage (noise/grain, gate wobble, yellowing, scratches, and dirt).

    SelectiveDesat
    allows you to sample a color range, and control its saturation.

    SelectiveSharpen
    sharpens image edge details without amplifying noise/grain, or other artifacts.

    Glow
    create unique and powerful glow effects within Shake.

    Techni2strip
    simulates the Technicolor 2-strip process first introduced as the Technicolor System 1 Additive Color Projection in 1917.

    TimeAverage
    a temporal (time-based) noise reduction processor for Shake.

    UVBlur
    may be used to repair DV/HDV/etc (footage with compressed chroma) by smoothing blocky edge artifacts to create cleaner keys.

    The EVO collection is priced at $99.95, though Phyx Inc. is offering an introductory FREE OFFER for all 14 plugins.

    Please visit http://www.phyx.biz for more information.

    in reply to: Fusion on Mac? #216441
    Dani Sanchez
    Participant

    @jimmybee500 24537 wrote:

    I just wondered if Bootcamp and Windows on a Mac really does run aswell as it would natively on a PC.

    That’s tough to answer. Windows apps do not work equally on all hardware.

    Boot Camp allows users to install XP or Vista on the mac, and then installs drivers to use Windows on the Intel Mac machine. With Boot Camp, you dual boot XP/Vista and OSX (you can chose either when booting-up).

    One of the computers here is a Mac Pro with Boot Camp. Shake and Final Cut Studio are used in OSX, and Fusion, Combustion, and After Effects in XP SP2. We haven’t experienced more glitches than usual with the Windows apps.

    in reply to: Fusion on Mac? #216440
    Dani Sanchez
    Participant

    Jimmy,

    you may want to check out; http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/bootcamp.html
    note; Apple officially supports 32 bit XP and Vista (not 64 bit).

    You may be able to install a second hard drive and install a linux to use Fusion.
    If not, Shake, Nuke, Combustion, and After Effects are all available on OSX.

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