2d3 has begun shipping boujou three, the latest version of its professional 3D camera matchmoving software.

2d3 claims that boujou three includes a new feature-tracking engine with a tenfold performance increase and which tracks features with greater accuracy, especially in adverse conditions.

border=0 /><BR></div> </p> <p> The latest release also features an additional camera tracker geared to producing a fast and accurate solution based on a given focal length when information about the camera is available. </p> <p> New survey point constraints allow users to lock the camera solution to surveyed positional data, creating a 3D structure. The company claims that even approximate data about the location of a few points can be useful in solving low-parallax shots. </p> <p> Non-consecutive frame matching allows the tracking of temporarily occluded features and objects and image proxies give faster replays and better performance especially when working with 4K film plates. </p> <p> A redesigned user interface offers tighter integration into high-end production pipelines including Target Tracks and Gold Tracks, according to 2d3. The user-guidance wizard and troubleshooting system provides a simpler interface for less advanced users. </p> <p> Boujou three includes Shake node export and a lens distortion plug-in for Shake, allowing users to import boujou data into Shake and deal with lens distortion as part of the compositing process. It also supports a range of bit depths and file formats, including Maya IFF, 2d3 claims. </p> <p> Boujou three is available now for Windows, Mac OSX and Linux, costing $10,000 (around £5,500) Boujou bullet is available for £1,365. </p> </div> </section> </section> <footer> <div class="shareLinks"> <p>Share this</p> <span class="st_facebook_custom" displayText="Facebook"></span> <span class="st_twitter_custom" displayText="Tweet"></span> <span class= Print

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