Early at the IBC Conference, the Foundry took the wraps off of Nuke 8, and posted a sneak look at what is slated in terms of features, adding a new dope sheet for aniamtino editing, a new text node, some color and grading updates and some new 3D tools that now includes UV mapping.
NUKE product manager, Jon Wadelton, goes through his favorite new and enhanced features in NUKE 8.0
The Foundry has also streamlined the tracking workflow in Nuke with a brand new version of the camera tracker adding camera calibration, allowing you to create a solve from a multiple still images, and providing a unified tracking workflow integrating set solves, projection solver, and tracking all in one workflow.
For a closer look at what is in store for Nuke 8, you can check the page at The Foundry here, and a complete look at Nuke, including an interview with NUKE Product Manager Jon Wadelton over at FXguide.
