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NVIDIA Releases NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU - Vimarsana News

NVIDIA Releases NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada Generation GPU

The new GPU delivers the company’s latest AI, graphics, and compute technology to compact workstations, taking better advantage of Generative AI’s sweeping changes, such as seamless editing of high-resolution videos and images and its use for realistic visual effects and content creation.

Source: awn.com
VFX Breakdown: BlueBolt Creates 1793 'Napoleon' Battlegrounds - Vimarsana News

VFX Breakdown: BlueBolt Creates 1793 'Napoleon' Battlegrounds

Studio delivered 126 VFX shots to help realize Ridley Scott’s vision of Napoleon’s 1793 Siege of Toulon and his violent suppression of the Paris riots two years later. 

Source: awn.com
VFX Breakdown Reel: Digital Domain Adds Non-Stop Thrills to 'Extraction 2' - Vimarsana News

VFX Breakdown Reel: Digital Domain Adds Non-Stop Thrills to 'Extraction 2'

VFX team seamlessly integrated 99 individual shots into a 22-minute oner spanning a prison escape, car chase and train crash; directed by Sam Hargrave and written by Joe Russo, the action-adventure is now streaming on Netflix.

Source: awn.com
disguise Announces Volinga.ai Integration - Vimarsana News

disguise Announces Volinga.ai Integration

RenderStream’s AI technology takes phone captured 2D content and generates 3D environments for real-time use in virtual production.

Source: awn.com
Watch: AI-Assisted 'Critterz' Animated Short | Animation World Network - Vimarsana News

Watch: AI-Assisted 'Critterz' Animated Short | Animation World Network

OpenAI’s DALL-E created images and art for background settings and characters that were used in short employing animation, facial performance capture, music, and sound mixing – all for a science documentary gone awry.

Source: awn.com