FMX 2011, new RenderMan and plenty of news from Maxon following 25 years in the biz – what else has happened in the world of 3D this week? Read on…
FMX 2011 kicked off on 3 May and 3D World was there every step of the way – we have full reports covering new technology, open source developments and a bunch of big studios talking about their latest work. Check out our full FMX 2011 coverage, which also includes our final show report.
Pixar has announced the release of a new edition of RenderMan Pro Server 16.0 – find out what’s new.
Maxon celebrates its 25th anniversary with the release of a pretty animated short, while also launching a new rendering competition for Cinema 4D artists.
And finally, ArtVPS has announced Shaderlight 1.3.
Escape Studios has released a new free video tutorial from its new V-Ray for Max course, titled Effects in V-Ray.
Pioneering digital retouching studio Saddington Baynes pushed CGI advertising since the start, and now they are celebrating their 20th anniversary – check out its new identity, based on the famous inkblot device, used by psychologist Hermann Rorschach.
Good news for the next generation of VFX artists in the UK – Skillset and The Foundry will be teaming up to provide select Skillset Media Academies and accredited courses with Nuke software licences and training packages.
Posted on Monday, May 16th, 2011 at 5:32 pm under News. You can subscribe to comments. You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site.
Tags: 3d news, Cinema 4D, Competitions, FMX 2011, Maxon, Pixar, rendering, RenderMan, round-up, Shaderlight
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