Luxology Modo 701 released
New features include a particle engine, audio playback, a dedicated dynamics simulation layer and unlimited network rendering.
The Foundry articles
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So who's the £15 million in the Budget for VFX & animation tech going to?
The Technology Strategy Board has been given a pot to help develop tech for VFX, film and games – but it's targeted vaguely.
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The Foundry launches Mari 2.0 texture paint software for 3D artists
MARI 2.0 introduces a new layer system to the 3D digital paint tool.
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The Foundry Nuke 7 review
Robert Nederhorst – who has worked on VFX for films including After Earth, Captain America and Iron Man 2 – takes The Foundry’s upgraded compositor for a spin.
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The Foundry releases Nuke 7.0 VFX compositing software
The Foundry has released Nuke 7.0, the latest version of its high-end compositing software for VFX and film work.
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The Foundry and Luxology merge
John Knoll of top VFX house Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) apparently played matchmaker to the deal.
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NAB 2012: The Foundry shows off new Hiero conform tool
At the NAB 2012 show in Las Vegas, British visual effects software developer The Foundry has showcased its new Hiero tool.
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IBC 2011: The Foundry debuts Hiero, a timeline for Nuke artists
At the IBC trade show in Amsterdam, The Foundry announced Hiero. Available this year, Hiero is a desktop application for collaborative VFX workflow.
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The Foundry posts free tutorials for its FurnaceCore Final Cut Pro plug-ins
The Foundry has posted 11 tutorials for its FurnaceCore plug-ins for Final Cut Pro to its YouTube Channel.
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The Foundry ships Nuke 6 and Nuke X visual effects software
The Foundry has released version 6 of its Nuke visual effects compositing software, which sees the debut of the expanded NukeX software too.
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Nuke developer The Foundry in management buyout
The Foundry, developer of visual effects plug-ins and the full suite Nuke, has announced a management buyout for an undisclosed sum led by Advent Venture Partners.
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Autodesk and The Foundry make up
Following a spat caused by Autodesk revoking The Foundry's development licence for plug-ins for Autodesk's high-end VFX systems, the two companies seem to resolved the issue.
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Autodesk discusses ending The Foundry's development licence
Autodesk has released a statement responding to comments from The Foundry regarding the former's ending of a development agreement with the latter.
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Autodesk 'revokes The Foundry's development licence'
Autodesk has decided that it will not renew its development license with The Foundry, citing competitive issues, according to the Nuke developer.
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The Foundry releases Furnace and Keylight for Apple Final Cut Pro
The Foundry has released versions of its Furnace 4 time-based VFX and Keylight greenscreen keying plug-ins for Apple's Final Cut Pro 6.
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The Foundry launches Ocula plug-ins for 3D stereoscopic VFX
The Foundry has announced the development of Ocula, a unique collection of plug-ins providing an armoury of tools that solve common problems with 3D stereoscopic imagery, boost productivity in post production, and ultimately help to deliver a more rewarding 3D-stereo viewing experience.
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Nuke 5 review
Version 5 is the first edition of visual-effects software Nuke to be of significant interest to compositors outside large post facilities.
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The Foundry releases Nuke 5 compositor
The Foundry has released its first point-0 upgrade to its Nuke compositing software, adding a new UI and support for working with stereoscopic 3D footage.
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The Foundry drops Nuke price, adds OFX
The Foundry has launched Nuke 4.7, which adds full support for OFX plug-ins, an upgraded version of the FrameCycler flipbook tool, an improved curve editor and a fast new optical flow node -- and reduces the price by 30 per cent.
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Furnace 4 launched for Apple Shake
The Foundry has debuted the Furnace 4 plug-in set for Shake, a release comprising next generation motion estimation technology and a host of cool tools, according to the company. The Foundry will demonstrate Furnace 4 at the NAB 2007 trade show.