The Foundry brought me to London to talk a little bit about Nuke Studio at their live launch event. I run through some hypothetical colour workflows, mainly about pulling grade data back up the pipe, and waffle a little bit on dealing with spherical video for VR. The video can be found below.
NUKE 9, including the eagerly anticipated NUKE STUDIO and major updates to NUKE and NUKEX, is the result of two years and countless man hours of development reworking NUKE from its very core to build a faster, more powerful, broader range of unique tools to help you get the job done. For more information about NUKE, visit: http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/products/nuke/ 3:16 Introducing the new NUKE Family 7:52 New Features 24:35 Certified Hardware for 4K realtime playback 30:36 Grant Miller, Ingenuity Engine 52:45 Alex Fry, Compositing & Colour Supervisor 01:11:00 Pricing of NUKE, NUKEX & NUKE STUDIO 01:12:36 HIERO Customers 01:13:32 Production COLLECTIVE update 01:14:07 New to NUKE price 01:15:32 12 month NUKE payment plan 01:17:37 FREE for non-commercial NUKE, NUKEX, NUKE STUDIO 01:25:12 Panel of experts Thank you for joining us in person and online, please keep an eye on the events page: http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/events/