|
|
A
Digital
Media Net Newsletter
for Creative Mac Professionals
|
|
|
November 26, 2001 |
|
Mac
Alert Newsletter Sponsor
|
|
Cambridge Animation Announces Mac OS X Version of Animo
Animation Software Shapes Up for Mac OS X
Toon Boom Studio in Final Release for OS X 10.1
Update free for registered users
NEC Technologies Drastically Reduces 61" Plasma Pricing
$27,995 Now Selling for $19,995
Discreet Releases Cleaner 5.1
New version improves MPEG output
Bias Ships Peak DV for OS X
Free upgrade available for users of previous version
Microsoft Ships Office for Mac OS X
Purchasers receive $100 off FileMaker Pro
OpenOSX Takes on Microsoft Office
Office bundle includes image editing, spreadsheet and word processing software for OS X
Corel Releases Standalone Graphics Apps
CorelDRAW 10, Photo-Paint 10 now available separately for OS X
Extensis Releases Suitcase 10.1 for Mac OS X
Font management works with Cocoa, Carbon and Classic apps
Apple Updates AirPort Wireless Networking
AirPort 2.0 OS X, OS 9 software freely downloadable
| Mac
Alert Newsletter.com Archives Contact Link to Us! If you were forwarded this e-mail, register yourself for the Mac Alert Newsletter! Related DMN Communities • Creative Mac • Digital Media Designer • Digital Producer • Digital Pro Sound • Digital Webcast Related
User Forums DMN
Newsletters
• Digital Media Net Newsletter • The CADlist - CAD • DMNTV - Broadcast Weekly News • Levels - Game Development • Loud! - Audio • KNews - Presentation • Mac Alert - Mac • Pixels - Design/Publishing • Renders - Animation • StreamLine - Streaming Media • TimeLine - Production • WaveForm - Broadcast |
The designer's guide to working with Photoshop's Filter Factory
by David Nagel, Executive Producer
Over the last few weeks we've looked at two ways to create custom filters for Adobe Photoshop. Both of these methods involved Filter Factory, a free plugin that comes with Photoshop. Filter Factory is a tool that lets you write your own Photoshop filters. It's distinguished from the other Photoshop filter creation tools out there by the fact that it's the only one available for the Macintosh and also the fact that it's free.
Microsoft To The Rescue?
by Kevin Schmitt, Contributing Editor
Before I get into this week's topic, I want to give a quick shout out to all of you who graced my virtual inbox with letters of sympathy/support/commiseration after reading my previous column about my TiBook shopping experience. I apparently didn't just touch a nerve, it seems I grabbed the nerve, stretched it all the way across the room and let it snap back like so many rubber bands. I don't think I let anyone's message fall through the cracks unanswered, but please accept my apologies if that happened to you.
| Advertisement | ||||
Three tips for improving customer satisfaction
by Michael Pace, CEO, Founder & Senior Creative Director, EMA Multimedia Inc.
Back in 1998 when Hollywood-at-large was asking me to help figure out how the new standards for Digital Versatile Disc translated into content for home viewers, I had an epiphany: I realized that DVDs bring together everything I love in the realm of digital media....
Animation Software Shapes Up for Mac OS X
by David Nagel
The strongest support for Mac OS X to date has come from developers of animation software. Early on--even before the official release of OS X 10.0--3D software makers had their ports in the works, and now every major piece of 3D software has found its way onto the platform. This includes NewTek LightWave, Electric Image Universe, Maxon Cinema 4D XL and, most recently, Alias|Wavefront Maya. But the 2D animation space is beginning to shape up as well.
Creating a Bonanza-style transition from within your NLE
by Tim Wilson
This week Tim Wilson, one-time Man About Town™ and former Minister of PowerBook Propaganda here at Creative Mac, returns to share his knowledge of all things video on the Mac. Since leaving us, he's taken a position at Artel Software, the company that makes Boris FX, Boris RED and other compositing and effects packages. So, appropriately enough, he's providing us with this exclusive tutorial on using the Fire effect that now ships with Boris FX 6.
|
| Advertising
Contacts: #'s & A-I: Toby Beyer J-Z: Pam Potts _______________ Upcoming Trade Shows Are we missing a trade show in the Mac Industry? If so, send us an e-mail. _______________ Market
Directories |
 Get
the best price on digital media products from Digital Media Shopper
-- Preferred Vendors. Click here
for more information. |
|
We're Looking for WWUG Champions! We are working on on adding new leaders to the WWUG's host panel to help champion our forums. If you know of someone who'd be a great addition to the WWUG team -- or if you yourself would like to join our team ------ please contact us. We're looking for WWUG hosts in the following categories: Adobe Illustrator, Boris-FX, Cinema 4D, Cleaner, Quark Xpress |
Mac Alert Newsletter Sponsor