Nuke 17.0 adds native Gaussian Splats, USD 3D system and BigCat machine learning to Foundry’s compositing pipeline.

Adobe After Effects is pretty much the default software for motion graphics, but you can't overlook the fact that it's expensive and resource-hungry, and it's also not always the most intuitive tool.

Foundry's Nuke 17.0 brings native Gaussian Splat support, a production-ready USD-based 3D system, and the new BigCat machine learning node for large-scale VFX compositing.

DaVinci Resolve Fusion is a comprehensive tool for crafting motion graphics, offering a unique node-based compositing system that combines flexibility with precision. This guide by Tim Seneker ...

Nuke Stage provides virtual productions with end-to-end creative content control, providing consistent color, flexible data format support, and interoperability with industry-standard VFX tools. Away ...