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The Foundry Introduces Kronos 5.0 and CameraTracker

Jul 8th, 2010

Kronos 5.0 is a new accelerated retimer and motion blur plug-in set based on The Foundry's Academy Award Winning Furnace algorithms.

Kronos 5.0 is the first product to be accelerated by The Foundry's new 'Blink' technology, dramatically speeding up render times and taking retiming to a whole new level. Blink runs our software on CPUs and GPUs allowing the extraction of peak performance from a user's hardware.

Kronos 5.0 produces far superior results by creating brand new frames using optical flow information, avoiding the poor quality output usually encountered when repeating frames such as blurring and stuttering. Clever maths is employed to look at every pixel on each frame, and see where it moves on to the next. By comparing the two it can make a very good guess at what would come in-between allowing the creation of additional frames and a super smooth slow motion result.

CameraTracker - matchmove, directly inside Adobe After Effects

The Foundry's new camera tracker analyses source sequences to extract the original camera's lens and motion parameters, allowing users to composite 2D or 3D correctly with reference to the camera used to film the shot. Users can now match camera moves within the Adobe After Effects 2.5D environment, opening up new, robust options for the placement of composite elements, such as the creation of Fringe/Heroes style 'in scene' titles, the extension of virtual sets and much more.

This technology was previously only available in NukeX, The Foundry's high-end film compositing tool but users can now do all this in Adobe After Effects without exiting an application.

For more information click here.



Footage Firm Giving Away Aerial Footage to Boris FX Users

Sep 8th, 2010

The aerial footage, shot by helicopters equipped with gyro stabilized cameras, captures the majesty of each landscape.

EditShare Showcases FORscene at IBC 2010

Sep 8th, 2010

FORscene is a browser-based production application operating in The Cloud that is fully integrated with EditShare XStream Storage.

Carl Zeiss Announces Release of Compact CP.2 Lenses

Sep 8th, 2010

The Compact Prime CP.2 lenses designed specifically for HDSLR cameras offer maximum flexibility and are now available with F-mount.

Matrox Demonstrates New Matrox MXO2 Devices and Matrox MAX Technology at IBC 2010

Sep 8th, 2010

Matrox MXO2 devices and Matrox MAX technology provide direct capture to H.264 video files for the Web, iPad, iPhone, and YouTube.

Sound Devices to Introduce New USBPre 2 Interface at IBC 2010

Sep 8th, 2010

The USBPre 2 is a two-channel portable interface to interconnect audio sources to Mac and Windows computers over USB.

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