Author: David Wahlberg

We are happy to announce that we are doing our first Black Week sale ever!Please use the following discount codes in the checkout process, based on what type of licenses you are ordering, and the discount will be applied directly

We are happy to finally be able to release NNSuperResolution v4.0.0! This new major release features fully retrained networks for all upscale solutions (stills as well as for sequences). The biggest difference is that we have replaced the previously rather

We have recently released new point release versions of NNFlowVector and NNCleanup. One important feature for both of these releases is the support for Nuke15.1, which is the latest Nuke release from Foundry that was made public in June earlier

The YouTube channel LoveVFX, hosted by Lars Wemmje, has just released a very nice tutorial video about our Nuke plugins; NNSuperResolution, NNFlowVector and NNCleanup. Here it is: Hope you like it!Cheers, David

The latest release of Nuke changed a lot when it comes to being able to support the macOS system from our side. Since Nuke15.0 is natively compiled for the arm64 architecture, i.e. Apple’s M processors/silicon, and comes with PyTorch 1.12

We have previously been reporting about a malloc related crashing situation with NNSuperResolution when used in Nuke13.2v2 or later. That problem has always been able to be worked around by setting the environment variable NUKE_ALLOCATOR=TBB, which has made the plugin

We have finally released all of our plugins for Nuke15.0!We have also released all the latest versions of the plugins as Windows builds. This means that you can now go ahead (for Linux and Windows) and download NNSuperResolution v3.4.3, NNFlowVector

This is an across the board maintenance release where we are focusing on compatibility and stability. All plugins now support: NNSuperResolution v3.4 does in addition to all the above, support single channel layers and has been internally optimized to perform

We haven’t posted any new releases for a while, so we feel it’s time to give you an update of what we’re currently up to and what’s to come. But first a little bit of a background by looking back

We have officially released v2.1 of NNFlowVector. The new version features render license support, Nuke Indie support and a new variant called “AA” that is based on a new and modern transformer model. You can go ahead and download it