Nuke is a powerful compositing application that delivers unparalleled speed, an efficient multi-channel scanline rendering engine, and a first-class feature set that is unrivalled in the desktop market. If you are in the business of creating high-quality digital images Nuke is a production proven visual effects tool that brings speed, functionality and flexibility to your VFX pipeline. Nuke began as the in-house compositing and effects application at Digital Domain, where its development team were awarded a Technical Achievement AwardВ® from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and ScienceВ®. It is an application focused on solving real issues faced by post production facilities all over the world and has been tried and tested on over 55 feature films and hundreds of commercials and music videos, including Speed Racer, The Golden Compass and King Kong.

Nuke is a powerful compositing application that delivers unparalleled speed, an efficient multi-channel scanline rendering engine, and a first-class feature set that is unrivalled in the desktop market. If you are in the business of creating high-quality digital images Nuke is a production proven visual effects tool that brings speed, functionality and flexibility to your VFX pipeline. Nuke began as the in-house compositing and effects application at Digital Domain, where its development team were awarded a Technical Achievement AwardВ® from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and ScienceВ®. It is an application focused on solving real issues faced by post production facilities all over the world and has been tried and tested on over 55 feature films and hundreds of commercials and music videos, including Speed Racer, The Golden Compass and King Kong.

Color-positive or slide film is transparent and its colors and contrasts are adapted for projection. The concept was developed from Kodachrome, which first appeared on the market in 1936. Slide film was greatly appreciated both by the general public who made use of it for “slideshow evenings,” and by professional photographers who published their photos in books and magazines.

Enjoy all the creative tools of film photography, such as discontinued films, dark room tricks, and lo-fi camera quirks. We accurately simulate classic films, like Kodachrome, Polaroid, and Panatomic-X. The result is a photo that looks like it was made by a human, not a computer. There is careful research under the hood, but we keep the controls simple so you can focus on your art. Exposure 4 has a completely redesigned user interface that helps you quickly develop your own look. Across the board everything is faster and much easier to use.