In Continuum, the headline change is the inclusion of 2D particle system particleIllusion (shown above) – a move originally announced at NAB 2018 in March, when the release was still called Continuum 12.ĭistributed by developer Alan Lorence through his own company, Wondertouch, throughout the 2000s, particleIllusion was acquired by GenArts in 2009 – itself then bought by Boris FX in 2016.
Mocha Pro and Mocha VR features are now combined into one product.
Retina/High DPI monitor resolution support.Accelerated masking & roto with new spline creation tools: Adds magnetic spline with edge snapping, freehand spline tool, ellipse, and rectangle tools.GPU-accelerated object removal: Delivers dramatic rendering speed increases on the most challenging object removals and clean plating shots.Mocha Essentials workspace with streamlined user interface: Makes planar tracking easier to learn and master than ever before.Boris FX’s blog post summarises the new features as follows: The update also streamlines the user interface, adds GPU support for object removal, and introduces new spline tools. The key change in Mocha Pro 2019 is that it also now includes the features of Mocha VR, its sister product for tracking and fixing 360-degree VR footage. Mocha Pro 2019: now includes Mocha VR’s 360-degree tracking tools Key changes include the combination of Mocha Pro and sister tool Mocha VR into a single unified plugin, and the inclusion of veteran 2D particle animation tool particleIllusion within Continuum 2019.Īll three products go on show at IBC 2018 this week, with Mocha Pro 2019 due to ship later this month, and Continuum 2019 and Sapphire 2019 following later in the fall.
Scroll down for news of the commercial releases.īoris FX has unveiled Mocha Pro 2019, the next version of its planar tracking software, plus Continuum 2019 and Sapphire 2019, the next versions of its suites of effects plugins for compositing and editing apps.
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