It is fairly common knowledge in the creative community that Adobe has been looking at ways to use machine learning to optimise editing workflows in Photoshop, Lightroom and Premiere. At its annual Adobe MAX creative conference, they teased work-in-progress “cutting-edge, experimental technologies that could someday become features in Adobe products“. Project Fast Fill for video […]
If you’re interested in computer vision and that’s a question you’ve been asking yourself, along with NeRFs (Neural Radiance Fields), it refers to real-time radiance field rendering of photorealistic scenes learned from (in this case small) samples of images. Here’a a well-written explanation by Esri’s Arkadiusz (Arek) Szadkowski, on Linkedin. In volume rendering, you deal […]
If you have a favourite analogue SLR camera that you’d like to start using again but you don’t want to get into the rigmarole of processing film, you might be interested in I’m Back Film. It’s a drop-in digital film cartridge containing, to keep costs down, a 20-megapixel Micro Four Thirds image sensor (2x crop […]
The advertising rates for the MSG Sphere have been announced, and, as one wag put it, we shouldn’t expect to see many promotions for ambulance chasing lawyers in the short-term. One day costs $450,000, while a whole week is a snip at $650,000. For this, you also get access to Sphere Studios’ creative team. The […]
At Unreal Fest in New Orleans, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has announced that the company will soon begin to charge for using Unreal Engine for non-gaming applications, such as virtual production and the creation of digital twins. Currently, in gaming, they operate a revenue sharing model. Elsewhere, use of Unreal Engine is free, though, […]
It’s the most anticipated venue and technical launch for as long as anybody can remember and there’s no bigger act in the world to open the MSG Sphere than U2, who already have a long history with the city of Las Vegas. The day before their much talked-about show, Bono and The Edge gave CBS […]