Andersson Technologies LLC
Andersson Technologies LLC is the developer of SynthEyes™, a camera tracking (a.k.a. match-moving) and stabilization software application offering high performance and a wealth of features at an affordable price. Use SynthEyes for animated critter insertion, fixing shaky shots, virtual set extension, 3D stereoscopic production, architectural previews, accident reconstruction, virtual product placement, face and body capture, and more.
In the News:
- SynthEyes was used in Avatar for the 3-D holographic displays in the control room, the bio-lab, the holding cell, and for visor insertion (Frantic/Prime Focus, Framestore). It was also used in this spoof of Avatar!
- SynthEyes on screen: Avatar, 2012, Fantastic Mr Fox, Surrogates, Flash Forward, District 9.
- FXPHD is offering a course on SynthEyes by Victor Wolansky. Check out their site for details.
- Josh Johnson has a class on SynthEyes, Cinema 4D, and Aftereffects at Cineversity.
SynthEyes News:
- 18 Nov 2009. Maintenance build 2008.1.1028 released with various small bug fixes, see the recent change list in the customer-only support area.
- No problems with Snow Leopard. PS: you do NOT need Snow Leopard to run 64-bit SynthEyes, Leopard will do. PPS: you do NOT have to press-6-and-4 boot to 64-bit mode to use 64-bit SynthEyes.
- New Tutorials. Many new tutorials have been posted: over a dozen, along with a number of white papers. The new materials focus on stereo tracking and lens distortion.
- 2008+1 Release. Read the press release. We've made it official: 2008+1 is the way to go. See the new feature list. Don't forget: 2008+1 is a free upgrade for existing 2008 customers, download it through the customer-only support area; see your permanent authorization email (with SAVE THIS MAIL in the title).
- Got SynthEyes 2004, 2006.x, or 2007.x? See the pricing and upgrade details. You can read about benchmarks on various operating system and a related forum thread. For background on the 64-bit OS X product see this forum post.
- You can run SynthEyes under Wine on Linux.