Tag: FxFactory - Latest Releases

May 24, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries has announced updates the free Pan and Zoom plugin to offer support for Apple Final Cut Pro X, alongside Motion and Adobe After Effects. Easily bring still images to life with the Pan and Zoom generator that allows editors to create the effect made popular by Ken Burns. Users can achieve stunning animations without a single keyframe. The Pan and Zoom generator supports image files in the most popular formats and much more.

May 23, 2012 - Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the post-production and broadcast markets, introduces Sheffield Softworks Makeup Artist, available now for Final Cut Pro, Motion and After Effects through FxFactory. The Makeup Artist plug-ins are designed to smooth and improve your talent's skin tone after he or she has left the shoot. High definition cameras and harsh lighting can add or emphasize undesirable skin detail, such as blemishes or age spots.

May 17, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries has announced Barcode 2.0 by Yanobox, available now for free through FxFactory. Barcode is a generator that simulates the European Article Number, also known as the EAN-13 barcode. With the free generator, editors can customize and animate barcodes, adding a unique look to footage. Barcode is supported in Final Cut Pro 6, 7 and X, Final Cut Express 4, Motion 3, 4 and 5 and Adobe After Effects CS4, CS5, CS5.5 and CS6.

May 16, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries today announces updates the free Pan and Zoom plugin to offer support for Apple Final Cut Pro X, alongside Motion and Adobe After Effects. Easily bring still images to life with the Pan and Zoom generator that allows editors to create the effect made popular by Ken Burns. Users can achieve stunning animations without a single keyframe. The Pan and Zoom generator supports image files in the most popular formats and much more.

May 10, 2012 - Developer of visual effects tools, Boston-based Noise Industries has introduced Callouts by Ripple Training exclusively for Final Cut Pro X, available now through FxFactory. A set of 10 Effects, Callouts is an exciting way to highlight specific parts of footage. Editors can easily create emphasis with arrows, circles, magnifiers, text highlights, animated paths and more. Editors can control over 30 different parameters to easily customize the look of any Callout.

May 09, 2012 - Boston based Noise Industries today announces Barcode 2.0 by Yanobox, available now for free through FxFactory. Barcode is a generator that simulates the European Article Number, also known as the EAN-13 barcode. With the free generator, editors can customize and animate barcodes, adding a unique look to footage. Barcode is supported in Final Cut Pro 6, 7 and X, Final Cut Express 4, Motion 3, 4 and 5 and Adobe After Effects CS4, CS5, CS5.5 and CS6.

May 09, 2012 - Noise Industries has introduced Sheffield Softworks Vintage Effects, available now for Final Cut Pro, Motion & After Effects through FxFactory. The Vintage plug-in allows editors to give a vintage, 20th century film look to their footage by mathematically recreating the conditions of the original physical process through three different techniques: Technicolor 2 Strip, Technicolor 3 Strip & Multicolor. Patrick Sheffield is an award-winning editor with over twenty years of industry experience.

May 02, 2012 - Developer of visual effects tools, Boston-based Noise Industries today introduces Callouts by Ripple Training exclusively for Final Cut Pro X, available now through FxFactory. A set of 10 Effects, Callouts is an exciting way to highlight specific parts of footage. Editors can easily create emphasis with arrows, circles, magnifiers, text highlights, animated paths and more. Editors can control over 30 different parameters to easily customize the look of any Callout.

May 01, 2012 - Noise Industries today introduces Sheffield Softworks Vintage Effects, available now for Final Cut Pro, Motion & After Effects through FxFactory. The Vintage plug-in allows editors to give a vintage, 20th century film look to their footage by mathematically recreating the conditions of the original physical process through three different techniques: Technicolor 2 Strip, Technicolor 3 Strip & Multicolor. Patrick Sheffield is an award-winning editor with over twenty years of industry experience.