RE:Vision Effects, Inc. releases its Video Gogh After Effects Plugin
San Francisco. RE:Vision Effects, a visual effects software company based in San Francisco, CA, announces the Video Gogh After Effects plug-in. The Video Gogh After Effects plug-in transforms pictures and video into painted works of art. Video Gogh is different than other painterly filters on the market because Video Gogh actually tracks objects in movies…
Read MoreRE:Vision Effects, Inc. releases its Video Gogh? 1.0.1 QuickTime Effect
San Francisco. RE:Vision Effects, a visual effects software company based in San Francisco, CA, announces the Video Gogh QuickTime Effect. The Video Gogh QuickTime Effect transforms pictures and video into painted works of art. Video Gogh is different other than other painterly filters on the market because Video Gogh actually tracks objects in movies for…
Read MoreRE:Vision Effects, Inc. releases Video Gogh, Version 1.0.1
San Francisco. RE:Vision Effects, a visual effects software company based in San Francisco, CA, announces Video Gogh 1.0.1. Video Gogh 1.0.1 fixes a few bugs found in version 1.0. The list of changes and fixes can be found on the www.revisionfx.com website. Video Gogh transforms pictures and video into painted works of art with a…
Read MoreRE:Vision Effects, Inc. announces Video Gogh
SIGGRAPH conference, Los Angeles, August 9, 1999 RE:Vision Effects, a visual effects software company based in San Francisco, CA announces Video Gogh. Video Gogh transforms pictures and video into painted works of art with a touch of a button. Simply drag a QuickTime movie onto Video Gogh, make a few choices and Gogh! Out comes…
Read MoreRE:Vision Effects work in “What Dreams May Come” rewarded with an Oscar for Best Visual Effects.
San Francisco RE:Vision Effects, Inc. would like to congratulate its staff, PIERRE JASMIN, the effects designer and PETER LITWINOWICZ, the Motion Paintsm system co-developer, and the caravan of software effects houses whose work was rewarded with an Oscar for their “Painted World” work on “What Dreams May Come.” Oscars are not usually bestowed on…
Read MoreRE:Vision unveils Motion Paint (sm) a revolutionary new approach to filmmaking.
San Francisco: The Motion Paint (sm) system featured in the Painted World sequence of PolyGram?s film What Dreams May Come, starring Robin Williams, showcases a visual complexity never seen before on film. A seamless and immersive painted reality is created by transforming the original photography using Motion Paint technology. No other computer graphics system currently…
Read MoreRE:Vision Effects, Inc. formed to create and market radical new visual special effects technology.
San Francisco. Peter Litwinowicz and Pierre Jasmin, creators of Motion Paint (sm), a radical new visual special effects technology, have formed RE:Vision to develop industry-leading moving image authoring software. The San Francisco-based company will offer production services as well, drawing on the founders? extensive production experience. Motion Paint captures the nuances of the motion in…
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