Blackmagic Fusion 8 Studio Visual Effects and Motion Graphics Tool

Blackmagic Fusion 8 Studio

Blackmagic Fusion 8 Studio, the world’s most advanced visual effects and motion graphics software, will be released on Mac OS X and Linux. Until now, Fusion has been a Windows-only product, and with this new Fusion 8 release, it will now be available on all popular operating systems. Blackmagic revolutionized the visual effects industry by making Fusion on Windows available for free. Previously, getting access to high-end visual effects tools such as Fusion used to cost thousands of dollars, restricting it to Hollywood’s elite visual effects artists. Now, by bringing Fusion to Mac and Linux, Fusion will be available to even more users than ever, opening the door to millions of motion graphic artists, broadcast designers, video editors, visual effects compositors, and 3D animators.

Blackmagic Fusion 8 Studio has been Hollywood’s leading visual effects and motion graphics tool for over 25 years and has been used on thousands of feature film and television projects, including blockbusters like Maleficent, Edge of Tomorrow, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and The Hunger Games, as well as hit television shows like Battlestar Galactica, Orphan Black, and many more.

Featuring a powerful node-based interface, Fusion 8 makes it extremely easy to build sophisticated visual effects compositions very quickly. Nodes are small icons that represent effects, filters, and other image processing operations that can be connected in any order to create unlimited visual effects.

Nodes are laid out logically like a flow chart, so customers won’t waste time hunting through nested stacks of confusing layers with filters and effects. Unlike timeline-based applications, it’s easy to see and adjust any part of a project in Fusion by simply clicking on a node. With a massive toolset consisting of hundreds of built-in tools, customers can pull keys, track objects, rotoscope, retouch images, animate titles, create amazing particle effects, and much more, all in a true 3D workspace.

Fusion can also import 3D models, point cloud data, cameras, or even entire 3D scenes from Maya, 3ds Max, or Lightwave and render them seamlessly with other elements. Deep pixel tools can be used to add volumetric fog, lighting, and reflection mapping of rendered objects using world position passes so customers can create amazing atmospheric effects that render in seconds instead of hours. The new Blackmagic Fusion 8 and Fusion 8 Studio will be available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

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M by Indhu 27 Feb23