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Post Haste is a simple app that started as a script for a post house I was working in. They needed a simple way to set up a project folder structure consistently for all the edit suites. I got to work in Apple Script, though quickly realized it …
September 21, 2011
I just found out about Ramen, an open-source, node-based compositing application today. It looks promising, if for no reason other than to get node-based workflows in the hands of more people. I'll have to give this a try tonight when I get home… Maybe. The only way to …
November 9, 2009
UPDATE: Humble pie. I already had to fix a pretty critical bug. Post Haste 1.0.1 has just been released. One of the more tedious tasks in post, with the exception of rotoscoping, is just setting up a project. A while back, we discovered the usefulness using a template …
October 7, 2009
I'm about to launch something tomorrow. Just a preview:
October 6, 2009
Many people complain that some software is too expensive. I think it comes down to a fundamental difference in how software is viewed. I believe (most) software is a tool. I think others view (all) software as entertainment. While Marco Arment was referring to the recent MacHeist bundle, …
March 25, 2009
ProLost has an interesting idea for an iPhone software/accessory. As you may have heard today, Apple had a press event to discuss the upcoming iPhone 3.0 software. One of the features is the ability to access devices through the dock connector. Imagination went wild: The idea is that …
March 17, 2009
Take a look at this 3D morphable model face demo by Volker Blantz. The automated matching of Tom Hanks' face is amazing, but I was even more impressed with the Audrey Hepburn and Mona Lisa sequences. Apparently, it can sample multiple facial models and extract bone structures, facial …
September 3, 2008

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