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Tomas Egger

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  1. Ola Jake, Hmmm... so, lets first collect them? at least we will have a thread with our memories :) Thanks Tom
  2. Hey Rick!! Really cool!!! Thanks Tom
  3. Ola Juanxer, I really remember this article.. :) Thanks Tom
  4. Ola Ian, Thanks :) Tom
  5. Ola, I have several here.. but I prefer after EIAS 9 release, to add new ones :) Thanks Tom
  6. Ola Ken, Its a bit more tricky.. but works perfect... I did several films in my life using this procedure.. :) Thanks Tom
  7. Ola, Hahaha... I never told you that.. :) Thanks Tom
  8. Hey Jake, I like to share my Brain :) About EIAS 9.. hehe, this one I cant share.. hahaha Thanks Tom
  9. Ola Ken, The real lens always have distortions, Wide lens for example, which 3d applications cant replicate, a few ones can, but its a real slow render. The workflow secret to all Films and Tv productions is get your shot (need to take note of lens and Camera type, Digital Cameras have some values to be converted to match real film lenses) and bring this data for example in a 3d tracking software, un-distort the shot, track it, it which will generate a 3d lens to you, import in EIAS, render your 3d scene, bring the EIAS Render to your compose software like After Effects, and distort the EIAS render to match the real scene, appears tricky, but when you get the workflow, everything becomes perfect. Take a look on this Syntheyes VIdeo Tutorials: http://www.ssontech.com/content/lens1flow.htm http://www.ssontech.com/content/lens2flow.htm http://www.ssontech.com/content/centering.htm http://www.ssontech.com/content/lensalg.htm http://www.ssontech.com/content/lensflo.htm http://www.ssontech.com/content/lensGrid.pdf Hope this help Thanks Tom
  10. Ola Frank, I will be waiting to see it :) Thanks Tom
  11. Ola Paul, Sorry, I can't. I would like it, but I prefer to share all details in the release ;) Thanks Tom
  12. Hey Frank, I did industrial design too ;) But my passion was always films and VFX after my father went with me to see Star Wars with 8 years old ;) Since my second passion was always Macs, I played with Strata and jumped to EIAS + FormZ and then EIAS + EIM. Btw: this is my personal web site, outdated of course: www.ottostudios.com Good to show to students.. Btw: I did some seminars on Brazilian Universities last year, I will do more for sure this year, I will post some pictures later, I need to remember only.. Thanks Tom
  13. Ola Felix, We both are :) I work with it 24 hours a day.. :) Thanks Tom
  14. Hey Jake, I saw all when It was released, wonderful to see J.K. talking about EIAS. :) I bought EIAS when I was a Teenager because of him :) Thanks Tom
  15. Ola, I need to agree, its a excellent discount.. ;) Thanks Tom
  16. Ola Apu, I mean.. some surprise later.. :) Thanks Tom
  17. Ola, $40 for Messiah, Hmmm, they just release 5.0, have some catch here.. :) But probably Character Animators will like it Thanks Tom
  18. Ola, I use several machines.. lots of cores :) Thanks Tom
  19. Ola, The new importer system will open lots of doors to EIAS users :) Thanks Tom
  20. Ola Tore, EIAS 8 runs on Mac Intel machines and Windows 7, Are you aware of our news? We are in the beta cycle of EIAS 9 version which Camera is totally Multiprocessor and 64 bits on Both OS (10.6.x or Windows 7 64 bits). http://www.eias3d.com/category/news/ Thanks Tom
  21. Ola Thomo, Please, contact our sales manager Tony Guimarães in US - (954) 993-8869 Thanks Tom
  22. Ola, About EIM crashing, Did you turn off the "tool tips" on EIM preferences? It's was crashing EIM a lot. About take care of EIM, for us, EIAS is our main focus and require lots of advances to be like we plan. ;) Hope it helps...
  23. Ola, EIM still EITG property, we never had any more news from them, so, I really don't know what's happening! I'm still using EIM, sometimes Silo and sometimes FormZ. Thanks Tom
  24. Hehe, Niceeee Rick, beautiful logo btw Thanks Tom
  25. Ola my friends, Mouse wheel support in our actual User Interface framework is a lot of work, but don't worry, we are totally aware of it and we have plans. Thanks Tom
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