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SIGGRAPH 2019 felt like an in-between year as relates hardware, with most big developments happening in the software arena. This is our roundup of highlights from the event this year, many of which are very helpful to media professionals especially VFX and CG pros. GPU rendering continues to make big strides into VFX and CG
Even though it's summer, and you're probably thinking about the beach, the mountains or maybe a road trip with friends and family, summer is a good time to reflect. Though it's certainly not always the case, things often move a little slower in summer, and it's a good time to do a quick mid-year check-in.
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Hi All, Quick post to let you know that we were at SIGGRAPH 2013 last week in Anaheim. I moderated a panel interview about VFX, cloud rendering and the latest graphics technology with some heavyweights of VFX in feature film: 1. Jules Urbach, CEO of oToy (famous for Octane Render) 2. Billy "Tunnel of Love"
