Year: 2006

Studiometry update adds iCal and Quickbooks integration

Posted by | Jan 25, 2006 | |

Oranged.net Software today released an update to its organizational tool for studios and freelancers. Studiometry 3.2, a free update to registered 3.x users, adds many features and enhancements, including integration with iCal and QuickBooks. Other new features include: column totals for hours worked and total value in the work tab; the ability to compare the estimated amount to the actual amount of hours and value directly beneath the list of work items; totals are now also shown for payments columns, client’s project information; and more.

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After Effects 7 DVD-based training now shipping

Posted by | Jan 25, 2006 | |

Magnet Media today announced it has released Inside Adobe After Effects 7, an interactive self-paced training DVD for the motion graphics application. In this training, instructors Seth Gordon and Luis Lopez walk viewers through all of the new features of After Effects 7 and provide viewers with all they need to know to create original broadcast and HD motion-graphic design.  The training covers other important features, such as Flash Video Export, RAW file management, integrated workflow with Adobe Premiere and improved interface feature description.

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MacProVideo.com releases Logic/Soundtrack DSP Plug-Ins Tutorial

Posted by | Jan 24, 2006 | |

MacProVideo.com today released Logic/Soundtrack DSP Plug-Ins Tutorial Program, a 140-minute tutorial program by audio guru Steve Horelick that shows users how to master and creatively effect sound. Topics covered include using EQ, noise gates, DSP compressors, expanders, and limiters to squeeze great sound from your mixes. The Logic/Soundtrack DSP Plug-Ins Tutorial Program is priced at US$39.50.

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Alien Skin Software releases Exposure

Posted by | Jan 24, 2006 | |

Alien Skin Software today released Exposure, a new plug-in for Adobe Photoshop and other compatible host programs. “Exposure brings the look and feel of film to digital photography,” notes the announcement. “Digital photographers can now simulate current and discontinued film stocks, as well as recreate their signature look as a one-click effect. Exposure also simulates darkroom and studio effects such as push and cross processing.

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