Eyeon releases Fusion 6.4 for advanced VFX
Eyeon Software has released Fusion 6.4 today, an update to what the company calls 'the fastest compositor on the market today'.
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IBC 2009: Eyeon launches Generation 2.0 VFX system
Eyeon is using this weekend's IBC 2009 show in Amsterdam to introduce version 2.0 of its Generation VFX system. Generation fgives producers, supervisors, artists, and editors a common ‘visual effects desktop’ for shot management and review and approval.
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Eyeon launches Fusion 6.0 for faster compositing performance
Eyeon has released an early version of the next version of its Fusion node-based compositing application, adding improved performance and new features.
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NAB 2009: Eyeon launches Generation 1.1
Eyeon Software has unveiled Generation 1.1 at the NAB Show 2009 exhibition. Generation is a collaborative compositing environment, and the new version of Generation adds new playback and image adjustment features, and extends the collaborative capabilities of the application.
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SIGGRAPH 2008: Eyeon details Generation editing, VFX and post production tool
Eyeon has used the SIGGRAPH show to detail its forthcoming Generation system -- which is a fully-featured collaboration, conforming, 3D stereo compositing, versioning and editing environment.
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SIGGRAPH 2008: Eyeon to launch Fusion 6 VFX compositing software
Eyeon has announced Fusion 6, a major upgrade to its VFX compositing application, which will be on display for the first time at at the Siggraph show in Los Angeles next week.
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IBC: Eyeon posts Fusion 5.2 Learning Edition
Eyeon has released the Fusion 5.2 Learning Edition this year at the IBC trade show in Amsterdam.
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Vision 1.0 review
Vision is a suite of tools for the creation of high-end motion graphics, aiming at artists with complex projects or who want to automate graphics creation.
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Eyeon debuts Fusion 5.2 VFX software
The release of Fusion 5.2 includes over one hundred updates and modifications, such as interface performance improvements in various areas that make the artist’s workflow more efficient.
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Eyeon boosts Fusion compositing trainer
Eyeon has released Fusion 5.1 Learning Edition, which adds over 25 new features to the compositing software
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300 and Battlestar Galactica VFX detailed
Fusion-developer Eyeon has added interviews with the houses behind the special effects in the VFX-driven films and TV shows such as 300 and Battlestar Galactica.
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Eyeon ships Fusion for Linux
eyeon has released the Linux version of Fusion. Based on the recent December release of version 5.1 of the visual effects software, Fusion on Linux is the company’s next universal platform initiative. “We have been working hard on Fusion Linux, discovering along the way the necessary changes required to provide a product equal to the task of both the Fusion and Linux communities," says eyeon CEO Steve Roberts, "We’re really proud to deliver this in time for the holidays… I need some sleep and a beer.” eyeon’s says that Fusion Linux's performance, usability and render quality is equal to the Windows version. Compositors can also use Fusion plug-ins on Linux, including After Effects plug-ins. Fusion Linux will initially be made available to a limited number of companies who Eyeon will work closely with to control the technical and support issues associated with Linux’s wide variety of distributions and hardware setups, according to the company.
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Lite-On adds 20x DVD burner
Lite-On has launched what it claims is the world's fastest DVD writers, which can record DVD+R and DVD-R discs at a 20x speed.
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IBC: Eyeon connects to Autodesk systems
Eyeon Connection is a new technology that enables users of the company’s Fusion compositing software to access Autodesk’s Stone file system across a network.
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Fusion 5 released
Eyeon Software has finally released the next version of the company’s flagship compositing software. Fusion 5, which was announced last summer, has gained a full 3D workspace – and more – and lost the Digital part of its name.
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The Syndicate
When British Telecom wanted to get their 'networked-business' message across they turned to Californian VFX company The Syndicate. The 60-second ad took five months to make. We asked how they did it.
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Warhammer 40K: The Dawn of War
Take one of the leading games franchises, mix in a four-week deadline, add the talented team at Blur, stir, and serve up a sizzling CG sequence.
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Eyeon reveals Fusion 5 details
Eyeon Software has revealed a few details about upcoming improvements in Fusion 5, its compositing package which was previewed at Siggraph this year.
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Digital Fusion 4 review
Everyone talks about the market upheavals and price drops in the 3D market, but it's compositing that has gone through the greatest change in the ...