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RickRick Sector 14 Studios
The book I ordered on Digital Domain came in...time to settle in to the reading chair...

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  • WORFWORF The Burninator
    And what book would that be?

    Worf
  • RickRick Sector 14 Studios
    [b][i]Digital Domain: The Leading Edge of Visual Effects[/b][/i]

    Bought it used for less than half the price.

    :cool:
  • A2597A2597 Fanboy
    woo hoo...

    soo..what is it?
  • RickRick Sector 14 Studios
    It's a book on all the films Digital Domain has done effects on...fantastic.

    For those that don't know, Digital Domain was founded by James Cameron and Stan Winston. They did the Effects in Terminator2: 3D (the ride), Titanic (first LINUX render farm), True Lies, Apollo 13, 5th element, X-men and Spider-Man.

    The book takes you step-by-step through some [i]phenominal[/i] effects shots.

    Here's some Trivia: The first film to ever use Photoshop was [b]T2: Judgement Day[/b]. The lead programmer of the software used version 0.62 at ILM to do much of the digital textures and frame manipulations in the film.

    -R.
  • JackNJackN <font color=#99FF99>Lightwave Alien</font>
    [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Rick [/i]
    [B]It's a book on all the films Digital Domain has done effects on...fantastic.

    For those that don't know, Digital Domain was founded by James Cameron and Stan Winston. They did the Effects in Terminator2: 3D (the ride), Titanic (first LINUX render farm), True Lies, Apollo 13, 5th element, X-men and Spider-Man.

    The book takes you step-by-step through some [i]phenominal[/i] effects shots.

    Here's some Trivia: The first film to ever use Photoshop was [b]T2: Judgement Day[/b]. The lead programmer of the software used version 0.62 at ILM to do much of the digital textures and frame manipulations in the film.

    -R. [/B][/QUOTE]

    As long as you are doing research on a new company that you will be starting, (and of course hiring me for...) then I approve!

    ;) :D
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