It is now possible to place flex control points onto meshes, to generate a “LIDAR-style mesh” from a flex, and to export flexes in OBJ, FBX and USDA format. SynthEyes 2204 also introduces new options for generating and using flexes: 3D spline curves that can be used to track shapes like arches on buildings or the edges of roads. More options for creating and exporting 3D curves In addition, it is now possible to burn in frame numbers, timecodes and timestamps in the camera view and perspective views, when previewing movies, or saving sequences of processed images. The update also introduces a new USD Exporter, described as a “possible FBX and Alembic replacement”, making it possible to export data including rigs and vertex caches in. The existing Lens Master Calibration tool now supports anamorphic distortion with negative distortion eccentricity, for shots with both barrel and pincushion distortion. Other new features include Rectify Lens Grid, a new tool for processing lens grids to correct lens distortion, intended as a “last resort” when conventional lens calibration is impossible. New Rectify Lens Grid tool, USD exporter and time data burn-ins 709 3D LUTs, decribed as handy for displaying ProRes videos using the Rec. SynthEyes 2204 extends the software’s support for ProRes, with both Windows and Linux editions now able to read and write movies with all ProRes codecs, in the same way as the macOS edition. Other new features include USD export a Rectify Lens Grid tool for fixing lens distortion the option to burn in frame numbers, timecodes and timestamps and new options for generating and using 3D curves.įull support for ProRes on Windows and Linux as well as macOS It’s a sizeable update, with both the Windows and Linux editions of the software now able to read and write movies with all ProRes codecs, and new 3D LUTs for viewing ProRes videos on HDTV monitors. Andersson Technologies has released SynthEyes 2204, the latest version of its match moving software.
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