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Feb212006

AE7 on fxguide

DateTuesday, February 21, 2006 at 1:54AM

Hear Steve Kilisky and Dave Simons discuss After Effects 7.0 on vfxguide's podcast. They discuss the new features and touch on HDR, but in a subsequent episode yours truly will be picking up where they left off and getting into some of the nitty griity of working in linear floating point in AE7. I'm a podcast addict and excited to finally be on one!

Fxguide's podcast is one of my favorites and an excellent knowledge resource. I highly recommend you subscribe (iTunes link) and check out the archives, especially the back-to-back episodes on the effects in Batman Begins.

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Great to hear that fxguide picked up on my tip of interviewing you about the float comping in AE. If it wasn't for eLin and your persistance in the beta program we probably wouldn't have seen 32-bit in AE for a while!

February 21, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterJonas Hummelstrand
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