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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Ulundel on January 16, 2003, 01:37:59 pm

Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Ulundel on January 16, 2003, 01:37:59 pm
I'm looking for a good post-production program but can't decide which one to choose. My first thought was Discreet but they have flame, flint and combustion, all for post production and I'm a little confused here...

Or any other good PP progs? Suggestions? :)
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Sandwich on January 16, 2003, 08:39:36 pm
You mean video post production, right?


Sorry, can't help you there.
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: CP5670 on January 16, 2003, 08:55:19 pm
wait, if they are "post production," doesn't that mean that they are complete and thus need no further editing? :wtf: :p
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Bobboau on January 16, 2003, 08:57:43 pm
it means after you've rendered a sceen, it is a thing that "improves" a rendered image (or any image for that matter, but I think he's talking about a PPF for 3DS)
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Stryke 9 on January 16, 2003, 09:30:37 pm
Boris does nicely, and is several ****loads cheaper than anything Discreet now ships, or ever has or will.

Honestly, a used piece of toilet paper from the Discreet offices would figure in the hundreds. And graphics people would fight tooth-and-nail for it, too.




I don't care if they're good, they're still overpriced.
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Nico on January 17, 2003, 02:52:52 am
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Originally posted by CP5670
wait, if they are "post production," doesn't that mean that they are complete and thus need no further editing? :wtf: :p


whoa! you actuallmy made a completly ilogical post! bad CP, where did you read that something that has been producted is complete? :p
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Ulundel on January 17, 2003, 07:15:24 am
Just downloaded Combustion 2 demo and it kicks ass. Going to try boris before the final decision though... :)
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: CP5670 on January 17, 2003, 10:56:57 am
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whoa! you actuallmy made a completly ilogical post! bad CP, where did you read that something that has been producted is complete? :p


I guess you're right, but if we're going that way, just about anything would qualify as a "post production" program. :p Suppose you want to make some ship texture or something in Photoshop or PSP. You create a new blank image, save it right away, thus "producing" it, and there you go: it is now post-production! :D

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Honestly, a used piece of toilet paper from the Discreet offices would figure in the hundreds. And graphics people would fight tooth-and-nail for it, too.

I don't care if they're good, they're still overpriced.


This is one place where I fully agree with you. :nod: I wonder who actually bothers to pay the full price for those things except for corporations; 3ds max costs as much as an entire cutting-edge computer system...
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Ulundel on January 17, 2003, 11:17:31 am
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Originally posted by CP5670
This is one place where I fully agree with you. :nod: I wonder who actually bothers to pay the full price for those things except for corporations; 3ds max costs as much as an entire cutting-edge computer system...


:nervous: errr... *doesen't want to turn this into a ***** topic*

Anyways, they used Combustion designing LOTR. ;7
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Stunaep on January 17, 2003, 11:22:17 am
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Originally posted by CP5670

This is one place where I fully agree with you. :nod: I wonder who actually bothers to pay the full price for those things except for corporations; 3ds max costs as much as an entire cutting-edge computer system...

more.
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Stealth on January 17, 2003, 11:26:47 am
Adobe Aftereffects
Title: Post production programs...
Post by: Ulundel on January 17, 2003, 12:13:16 pm
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Originally posted by Stealth
Adobe Aftereffects


Already have that.