Larry Jordan on a workaround to create a dynamic link between Adobe Photoshop and Final Cut Pro
Another useful article from the great Larry Jordan.
Another useful article from the great Larry Jordan.
From Katie Kilkenny at The Hollywood Reporter. And Sora does look pretty damn amazing, though will have to see what you actually get out of it, doubt it will be 4k images, at least for now. And Sora did blow my mind when I first saw it, and I think it will put people out of work for sure, though copyright issues may be what keeps it out of say advertisements.
Still I don’t quite buy that the whole 800 million expansion is killed because of this alone. I would say even with Sora you would still need actors, but something like this will likely help create virtual environments, and in that case you would need less actual stage space, but more high tech stages with something like Stagecraft installed. And for that you don’t need more stages, but to upgrade a few existing stages, and you can have the equivalent of all those stages.
From Socratica FX on YouTube.
This deep dive into the Settings files that come out of Fusion (and Fusion in DaVinci Resolve) from Blackmagic Design. It is very cool that the settings files are just simple text files. Not only can you go into the files, but you can do things with the text files to create macros.
And don’t you wish all saved bins and files were like this, so that you could always just go in and see them as a plain text file and see if anything is wrong? This is how all save files should be saved!
You can read all about all the new features of Blender 4.0 at their web site.
It is amazing that this open source software keeps getting better and better, and it even gets used on features and for high end because it is that powerful of a tool. I just wish their was something like this for video editing.
Open AI’s new text to video AI Sora, looks damn amazing. I mean, like real world
The processing power this requires must be insane, because these videos look incredible and so realistic. There will certainly be a point when many things are just created by AI, I mean why pay for footage, when you can get completely realistic footage and just what you want?
I mean hopefully there will still human editors at some level, but at some point there will likely be a lot less humans, though getting good at AI is certainly a good idea.
From John Aldred at DIY Photography. Depth Scanner does do an impressive job, though since it is AI edges can be a little weird.
This is very cool, and I can’t believe they didn’t do it sooner.
From Dunja Djudjic at DIY Photography.
Keyboard shortcuts speed everything up, so the more you know the faster and better everything is.