Autodesk Flame 2024 has arrived, offering a new range of features.

Autodesk has released the latest version of Flame, its flagship compositing, finishing and effects software, along with updates to Flame Assist and Flare.

AutoDesk has announced that the latest version of their Flame family of products will support Apple’s M1 line of processors.

AutoDesk has announced that the latest version of their Flame family of products will support Apple’s M1 line of processors.

Red Hat has made good on its promise to discontinue its CentOS Linux distribution. As of December 31, 2020, the open-source operating system giant formally pulled the plug on its product, encouraging users to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Autodesk has released Flame 2021, the newest version of its compositing, finishing, and effects program.

Autodesk has released version 2020.2 of its flagship VFX and finishing software Flame, introducing a range of new tools, workflows, and more.

Users of Autodesk’s Flame applications should hold off before upgrading to the most recent version of MacOS.

Autodesk has added Open FX (OFX) support to their headline finishing, color correction, and compositing tool. Boris FX has taken advantage of this feature, introducing Sapphire 2019 as an OFX plugin for Flame.

Autodesk unveiled the latest version of its Flame compositing, effects, and color-grading software suite, due to ship on April 16, 2019. Flame 2020 introduces new features such as AI-driven map generation, tools to isolate and modify common objects in footage, and expanded Cryptomatte and OFX plugin support.