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NAB 2017 Product Announcements

NAB 2017 Product Announcements

By Jim Bask 0 Comment March 3, 2017

We’re previewing major new versions of Sapphire and Continuum at NAB featuring significant updates in keying, licensing, tracking, and 360/VR. Our engineers are busy working on your top requested new features.

We can’t wait to show you tech demos in our Booth SL6824, April 24-27, in sunny Las Vegas!

Sapphire 11

Sapphire users rejoice! Sapphire 11 will integrate Mocha’s beloved tracking and masking tools directly into all its filters. This will introduce an awesome new workflow that will save tons of time and open the door creatively. Think tracking and masking Sapphire’s lighting and glow effects.

Sapphire Units

Yes, you read that right. For the first time ever, Sapphire’s eye-popping filters will soon be offered as nine individual Units. Perfect for freelance artists and editors who need a lower cost point.

Continuum 11

We’re following up the award-winning Continuum 10 with new VFX, motion graphics, and finishing tools that will make you work even faster and give you a leg-up in the rapidly growing world of 360/VR filmmaking.

Continuum 11 will be the first product to take advantage of Primatte’s chromakeyer. Title Studio is getting new features like a real-time 3D particle engine and an improved UI for easier motion graphics and titling creation.

And we’re extra excited about our new 360/VR Unit! The new filters will be based on Mocha VR’s technology for 360 finishing include: Reorient, 360 optimized blurs and sharpening, and Insert 2D 360 filter.

Speaking of Mocha VR…

Mocha VR

We recently released Mocha VR and it’s getting huge buzz. Mocha VR is the first plug-in to bring native 360° optimized tracking, masking, object removal, and horizon stabilization tools to host applications like Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, The Foundry’s NUKE, and Blackmagic Design Fusion. Mocha VR is available as a plug-in or as standalone application for OS X, Windows, and Linux operating systems.

Click here to read the full article from Boris FX