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OT: Hit Film For Mac
Just noticed that Hit Film is now available for the Mac platform. Even more exciting it is also available as plug-in, which is just awesome!
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Sounds great, how much is the subscription? 😉
Steve Connor
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It is $499, permanent license. 🙂
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[David Mathis] “It is $499, permanent license. :)”
And all the tools you need for your next Fan Film!
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It looks like it could take some steam of the After Effects locomotive. Too early to tell but with this and Resolve, things are getting very interesting.
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add to this that vegas and hit film are colborating and now you can import hf timelines into vegas and maybe vs,vs. then exort to resolve? wow the future looks sunny and cloudless. ht now has 2d&3d tracking maybe not as developed but its a start. who knows maybe sony will buy ht.
Ricardo Marty
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[David Mathis] “It looks like it could take some steam of the After Effects locomotive.”
Have to be heavily revised. Back when the Kickstarter campaign for the Mac version was announced, I believe it was discovered that HitFilm isn’t even in the same ballpark.
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If someone wanted to take on AE – you’d think they would concentrate on transformative real time mograph performance.
with clean type tools, luts, dynamics, transfer modes, advanced CC and tracked masking – with an AE compatible javascript component. Sort of a designer’s davinci.
as in forget the 3d camera at the outset – just provide the stuff you know can kill AE: a core realtime version of it.AE feels a lot like microsoft word in that 90% of people are using less than 20% of its features. it’s nice to daydream about an incubator boiling AE down into a lean extensible real time mograph application. something equivalent to nuke as a disruptive entrant. It’s not like it can’t be done.
AE is an incredibly marshy, slow application these days. Given mograph is, essentially, iterative playback experimentation – it’s crazy how far adobe are getting away with the sluggish decades old code behaviour of AE. If you provided the core 20% of AE at close to real time you would peel off a ton of current creatives. It would be, in this software fantasy, instant hipster fashion to poo-poo that bulky AE, as they execute their work with its successor.
Adobe have already lost most of the web to nimbler software in coding and layout. Seriously – Muse anyone?
https://vimeo.com/user1590967/videos http://www.ogallchoir.net promo producer/editor.grading/motion graphics
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Aindreas, why do you think Apple Motion has failed to take the mograph world by storm?
Walter Soyka
Principal & Designer at Keen Live
Motion Graphics, Widescreen Events, Presentation Design, and Consulting
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hello Walter – do you, as it were, logically, view what was outlined there as generally representing Motion?
https://vimeo.com/user1590967/videos http://www.ogallchoir.net promo producer/editor.grading/motion graphics
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You mean, is Motion 20% of AE? I’d have to say yes, but I don’t use AE!
Steve Connor
Mellowing slowly
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