Volume 03 Number 08 - August 2006
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LightWave v9: Case Studies: Press: Events: |
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NewTek Showcases New Technologies for LightWave 3D |
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NewTek, Inc., manufacturer of industry-leading 3D animation and video products, today announced that SIGGRAPH presentations for LightWave 3D will feature new technologies slated for upcoming releases of their award-winning 3D animation system. Among the new technologies to be presented are: a true, 3D photo-realistic motion blur, 3D photo-realistic depth of field, improved OpenGL capability in Modeler, additional capabilities for the new Advanced Camera Tools and improved sub-surface scattering. More... |
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NewTek Demonstrates Universal Binary Version of LightWave v9 for Mac Users |
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NewTek, Inc., manufacturer of industry-leading 3D animation and video products, today announced the first stage of extensive enhancements for LightWave 3D on the Mac. The migration of LightWave 3D to Universal Binary provides NewTek with a foundation for upcoming advancements in 3D technology for the Mac community. Live demonstrations of this new technology on Intel-based Mac systems will take place at the NewTek booth (1518) and press suite at SIGGRAPH 2006. More... |
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LightWave 3D Case Study Rhythm & Hues: the boX |
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In a bit of artistic symmetry, John-Mark Austin and his LightWave® team recently completed a game trailer for Ubisoft, featuring a digital Sam Fisher, hero of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell series of video games. Indeed, the boX, the production unit that Austin co-leads with producer Deborah Gates, could be considered a splinter cell of its parent studio, Rhythm & Hues. More... |
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Thank you for your continued interest in LightWave 3D. Please visit our website at www.lightwave3d.com for all the latest developments and news of interest to LightWave enthusiasts! NewTek, Inc. - 5131 Beckwith Blvd. - San Antonio, TX 78249 NewTek Europe - Europarc - 17, Avenue Leonard de Vinci - 33600 Pessac - France copyright 2005 |
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