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Monday
Feb132006

HDR101

DateMonday, February 13, 2006 at 1:08AM

Brian Maffitt of Total Training has dedicated Episode 3 of his Guru Lounge Podcast to AE7's new 32bpc mode. For those new to float, this is a great overview.

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