Adobe highlights the vfx emmy nod to the unfortunately cancelled Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone”

From Kylee Peña at Adobe Blogs.
I love seeing vfx done on a show by after effects and photoshop for compositing, though i doubt it was colored there.
From Kylee Peña at Adobe Blogs.
I love seeing vfx done on a show by after effects and photoshop for compositing, though i doubt it was colored there.
As reported by btarunr at TechPowerUp.
This will also mean lower power for Macs, so that is very exciting.
Cut/Daily #378 is another interesting post, this on documentary editing.
I don’t quite agree on the interview always bring the most compelling, but that could be my bias from cutting so much behind the scenes documentaries, where the b-roll and photos can be the most compelling.
The music thing is very true though.
From Sagiv Gilburd at DIYPhotography, and certainly a follow up to the last post on the Cinepi.
And unfortunately it won’t happen any time soon, like the article says, but it sure would be nice. And hopefully eventually soneohe will do it.
DIYPhotograpy’s Udi Tirosh has this interesting article. Pretty amazing that sn open source camera is possible, though let’s hope for at least 4k soon!
From Sagiv Gilburd at DIYPhotography.
I would worry too much about modding my camera, but still a very cool idea.
Yea I am late posting this, but it is always worth reading, you will learn something new!
This is along one and a video but well worth checking out to get the most out of photoshops generative AI.
Some great testing especially since there is still no native Media Encoder for Apple Silicon.
Always good to see how other editors work, and feature editing is a whole other world, so really cool insight, well worth checking out.