Antony Ward finds out if the promise of an advanced modelling workflow is enough to win back those who model elsewhere
This cheerful app aids your creativity in the world of clay modelling without the mess, as Rob Redman finds out
Change can be a good thing when it’s an upgrade. That’s the case with the new version of Modo, as Mike Griggs finds out
Rob Redman takes a look at Autodesk’s latest iOS app for sculpting creatures on the move
This upgrade to Luxion’s real-time renderer makes light work of product visualisation and look development, says Steve Jarratt
Now priced for mere mortals, this finishing software promises to be a useful tool for your edit workflow. Mike Griggs fires it up
Does the texturing tool of choice for VFX artists have enough additions to get more artists on board? Mike Griggs finds out
Mike Griggs finds that while this package offers a way into creating interactive 3D scenes, there are no short cuts
Steve Jarratt test-drives e-on’s bundle of an updated improved population plug-in and a brand-new plant-editing extension
Lance Evans reckons that a powerful and evolutionary upgrade, plus a few kicking features, make this a very impressive release
This software launch promises to be a new tool for a new 3D workflow. Has the future finally arrived? Mike Griggs finds out
Rebecca-Louise Leybourne from The Imaginarium looks at how the improvements in Blade are setting new standards in mocap
Christopher Kenworthy is impressed by a single-click technology that syncs audio and video from multiple cameras
Nuke is at the centre of many high-end VFX pipelines, but does Nuke 7.0 offer enough to stay there? Mike Griggs finds out
Has the iPad become a viable animating tool? Rob Redman finds out when he tests this innovative 3D app
