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In the News ... Los Angeles Final Cut Pro Users Group (February 2004) www.lafcpug.org Ken Stone's Final Cut Pro (February 2004) www.kenstone.net 2-POP (February 2004) www.2-pop.com Ned Soltz writes ... As a smaller company, Curious Software may not have all of the PR resources to market its product like 'the big boys and girls' can muster. But, let me tell you ... for painting and rotoscoping applications, Curious gFx is the product to have. I urge readers to visit the web site, download the demo and experience the program for yourself. This product has the potential to lead the pack in painting and roto-splines. Try it ... you'll like it. Broadcast Hardware International (February 2004, No 108) www.broadcast-hardware.com Dick Hobbs writes ... Curious came to everyone's notice a couple of years ago because they filled a gap in the market in an imaginative way. Curious World Maps made it easy for designers under pressure to create attractive and informative maps precisely to the needs of the programme. This year saw version 4 of the software, adding amongst other things enhanced shape tools and support of bezier and b-spline curves. What gFX does is take the same powerful graphics engine and put a new set of paint, rotoscoping and compositing tools onto it. The user interface is designed with the designer under pressure in mind. With the latest advances in computer power - and particularly the G5 Mac - this resolution independent software is as at home in the digital film workflow as in television production. High Definition (October/November 2003, Issue 4) www.definitionmagazine.com Ben Smith writes ... Curious software will be a familiar name for some readers on the strength of their flagship product: Curious World Maps, a software application that neatly fills the niche market for animated maps and broadcast graphics. … gFx, a new product aimed squarely at the film and video post production market's requirement for fast and efficient creation of rotoscoped mattes. If you do a lot of rotoscoping and matte creation, you might like to take a serious look, as any package that speeds up your workflow could be a significant advantage. |
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