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03/21/2008, 11:10am, EDT

Friday, March 21st

ReelSmart Motion Blur OpenFX arrives on Macs

RE:Vision Effects has announced that the OpenFX version of its ReelSmart Motion Blur plug-ins, previously only available for Windows, are now out for Mac OS X as well as 32- and 64-bit Linux systems. Motion Blur applies or removes its titular effect to various video formats; it attempts to make the results more natural by tracking each pixel, and calculating expected movement. The software works with a variety apps, such as Assimilate Scratch.

The expanded support of v3.3 includes Nuke by The Foundry, and Autodesk's Toxik 2008. Render-only versions cost $45 and $67 for node-locked and floating licenses; full versions are priced at $190 and $285, respectively.


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