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• Cross platform
• Intuitive controls
• PAL & NTSC
• HD output
• OpenGL real-time preview
• 2D & 3D
• DRA file format
• High quality rendering
• Smoothed image edges
• Background colours
• Batch rendering
• 32-bit in & out
• New motion blur
• Interlace de-twitter filter
• QuickTime output
• Improved graphics
• Large image support
DigiRostrum
version 3.0
- Save time and money without any compromise on quality
- Easy to use
- Unrivalled rendering quality
- Flexible - can be used in edit suite or laptop, PC or Mac
- Greater creative freedom
DigiRostrum is the leading industry tool for producing high quality rostrum work (Ken Burns effect) for broadcast. DigiRostrum 3.0 has improved graphics, previews and rendering and can now be used on Mac as well as PC.
DigiRostrum provides a set of tools that are versatile and powerful enough to meet the needs of demanding high-end users in television post-production, yet its interface is simple and easy to use, allowing even a casual user to quickly produce perfect results. Our users include many leading programme makers and post houses including: The BBC, Ken Morse, Chris King, Bill Tondreau, Envy, Resolution, The Farm, Fusion, Tiger Aspect and Fulcrum TV.
"DigiRostrum
is simply the best rostrum software available. Nothing else offers
the same high level of control, vital for professional rostrum work."
Ken Morse
"Congratulations
on your superb DigiRostrum software. It's truly a delight to use.
The ease of use and quality of motion offered by your software is
far superior to any competing product."
Bill Tondreau (Oscar
winner for motion control on Lord of the Rings)
"We
were commissioned to produce a high-volume, low-cost series featuring
lots of expensive world class photography for BBC2. Quite a challenge.
We found that DigiRostrum was an efficient and flexible way of incorporating
the stills into the series. Even better, we made dramatic savings
on rostrum costs that helped us put more photographs on screen.
DigiRostrum was a revelation. It transformed the way we work."
Chris
Granlund (Series Producer, World's Most Photographed - BBC Arts)