Woohoo, best news I have heard on RSS front, Reeder will work with Feedly!

Post published:June 3, 2013
Post category:Google Reader Reeder RSS
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So I got a new e-mail update from Feedly, and they are working with Reeder to make it compatible, along with other popular news readers.

http://blog.feedly.com/2013/06/04/feedly-is-listening-the-roadmap-you-helped-us-shape/

Honestly I have been using Feedly quite a bit on the iPad, and it is good, though not quite as good as Reeder (especially with page navigation on an actual web page, which on iOS just seems to be the web site controls with no back or forwards button), though on certain things it would use it instead of reader, like looking at photostream RSS feeds.

And i still prefer Google Readers page to Feedly’s web page, but Feedly is decent enough that it may end up my solution.

FX Guide on FX in Doctor Who Series 7 Finale!

Post published:June 2, 2013
Post category:Doctor Who VFX
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FX GUIDE has an awesome article on the effects in the Doctor Who Series 7 Finale! Great article! Nice!

Bare Feats tries out Tandem Video Cards for Pro Rendering

Post published:June 2, 2013
Post category:GTX NVIDIA QUADRO
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Bare Feats has tried out Tandem GTX 680’s and K5000s in After Effects and the Octane Renderer! Don’t even want to think about running separate power for another video card! Ha!

Love that the GTX 680 is faster than the K5000s. Think if it was GTX TITANS! Ha!

Maximum PC benchmarks the new NVIDIA Geforce GTX 770

Post published:June 2, 2013
Post category:Geforce GTX NVIDIA
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Maximum PC has benchmarks on the new $400 retail video card based on the GTX TITAN. 1536 CUDA cores, but not the computational power of a TITAN for sure.

PVC on Maxon Cinema 4D Intergration in After Effects CC

Post published:June 2, 2013
Post category:Adobe After Effects Cinema 4D Cinema 4D Lite Creative Cloud Maxon
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The ProVideo Coalition has an article on the Cinema 4D integration in After Effects Creative Cloud, and it includes a few videos from Adobe.

And on Cinema 4D Lite

I so want to play with this. Been wanting to learn Cinema 4D for a while anyway, as it would be really useful in my career, though I need to not be working 12 hours a day! Should go through all the Adobe Videos on CC, but there is not enough time in the day.