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HDR Light Studio 4

26.09.2012

Lightmap HDR Light Studio video Lightmap launches HDR Light Studio 4 for Windows with Mac OS X and Linux releases available for the first time bringing the creation and control of image-based lighting within the reach of all 3D artists. LightPaint, LightCam, FilmBack and SunShade technologies combined with Python scripting to enable 'Live' plug-in integration with leading 3D software, with Autodesk Maya and Side Effects Houdini plug-ins being the first to be take advantage of this. "HDR Light Studio 4 offers a unique lighting approach that benefits all 3D and visualization artists" explains Mark Segasby, CEO of Lightmap "This major new release brings this technology to all 3D professionals and students with competitive new pricing and licensing options. Our single edition contains all the features and connectivity, including Live plug-ins, to make HDR Light Studio 4 part of your 3D workflow today on any platform." Single Edition includes plug-ins for KeyShot, Maxwell Studio, VRED, Patchwork 3D, SAP Visual Enterprise Author, Maya and Houdini; Direct Export enables to export scenes from Modo, CINEMA 4D, 3ds Max and Maya directly into LiveLight. Lightmap HDR Light Studio 4 is available immediately for $499 US / 399 EUR, or as as a free update for Pro version 3 customers. Full-featured demo version is available on-line. [source]

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Microsoft unveils Xbox One
22.05.2013

Micirsoft Xbox One launch photo A new vision for the future of gaming comes to life as Microsoft Corp. unveils Xbox One , the all-in-one gaming and entertainment system created for today and the next generation. To create the most advanced Xbox system ever designed, Microsoft created a state-of-the-art gaming operating system and fused it with an equally powerful entertainment platform. An eight-core, x86 processor and more than 5 billion transistors helps make lag and load times a thing of the past, so users can instantly jump between a game and their entertainment at lightning speed or run a host of apps right alongside the game with no loss in performance. Xbox One will launch in markets around the world later this year. [source]

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